Setbacks haven’t stopped Deon Cain from finding his place with the Colts.
Cain’s recovery from an ACL injury isn’t the first time he’s bounced back in his career; when he was suspended at Clemson, he refused to take the easy way out.
Month: August 2019
RailCats outfielder John Price Jr. motivated by son, unwavering support from mother
John Price Jr.’s career with the RailCats wouldn’t be possible without the inspiration he draws from his son and the assistance he receives from his mother.
Why some say Indiana's new revenge porn law could be struck down
Legal experts weigh in on Indiana’s law, which is similar to criminal statutes in other states that were struck down.
Faces from the farm at the State Fair
See all the fun and faces from the Indiana State Fair on Saturday, Aug. 10, 2019.
Indiana sports stars spoofed on Twitter
The by-now famous Twitter spoof account about Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck — @CaptAndrewLuck — has helped inspire another spoof account about a new Indiana Pacers draft pick called @goga_bitadze.
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Portage looks at $31 million budget for 2020
PORTAGE — The 2020 city budget season is in full swing as officials prepare the financial plan for the City Council’s review next month.
Take care when multitasking even if you’re wired to handle the pace and stress
People have long tended to marvel at the ability of high achievers to do a hundred things at once. But as technology has made it easier to stay on top of email, social media, news and work at all times…
Kids’ hours create best of both worlds at Off Square Brewing
Got kids? In Crown Point, those wanting to kick back and enjoy a few of their favorite brews don’t have to worry about a babysitter, as two local establishments have found a family friendly solution.
Getting ready to learn again
MICHIGAN CITY – It started 11 years ago and is still gaining momentum. The Citywide Back to School Rally not only helps Michigan City Area Schools families with school supplies, but offers valuable information, giveaways, a place to make connections…
ISP guard sues over termination
La PORTE – A former Indiana State Prison correctional officer is challenging the state for what he claims was a violation of his employment rights in a case that could have ramifications statewide.