PROFESSIONALS TO WATCH: Mayor Brian Snedecor stays the course
Hobart Mayor Brian Snedecor credits his late father, Charles, with being his central role model and mentor.
Month: August 2019
PROFESSIONALS TO WATCH: Jennifer Montague finds the energy to spread the word on renewables
Jennifer Montague has made a good career in the field of energy, and perhaps it’s because she seems to have a lot of it herself.
PROFESSIONALS TO WATCH: Randy Hall helps families realize their dreams
Randy Hall, owner and president of Luxor Homes, became interested in the field of real estate at an early age.
PROFESSIONALS TO WATCH: Pastor Bob Bouwer brings the ‘wow’ factor to ministry
When you talk with the Rev. Bob Bouwer, be prepared to hear “wow” and “joy” in the conversation. The energetic senior pastor of the six-area Faith Church (Reformed Church in America) — that’s right, six — calls the Dyer church…
PROFESSIONALS TO WATCH: Sam Terese values role as caregiver as CEO of Alverno Laboratories
For Sam Terese, CEO of Alverno Laboratories, it’s not all about test tubes and reports.
PROFESSIONALS TO WATCH: Scott Clausing puts the customer first
For Scott Clausing, general manager and partner at two LaPorte County auto dealers, success is measured by “how we move the needle.”
PROFESSIONALS TO WATCH: Dr. Zeshan Hyder is changing the method of dealing with back pain
A back injury can lead to many other complications, but Dr. Zeshan Hyder, with Bone and Joint Specialists of Northwest Indiana, has earned renown in the field of spinal surgery by pioneering minimally invasive techniques.
Indiana teens Noah Malone, Ramiah Elliott sprint to two titles each
Athletes from Hamilton Southeastern, North Central earn gold medals
Best of the best are at Barker
MICHIGAN CITY – The Indiana Department of Education conducts an annual Teacher of the Year program to recognize the most outstanding classroom teachers in the state. And not only does Michigan City have two candidates for the 2020 prize, but…
El Paso shooting suspect Patrick Crusius could face the death penalty; hate crime charges possible
A gunman’s rampage at an El Paso Walmart that left 20 dead and dozens injured was being investigated as a possible hate crime Sunday.
