Noblesville freshman Ashlynn Shade's workout regimen
Summer is no time to rest for Noblesville freshman Ashlynn Shade.
Month: August 2019
EDITORIAL: Prince not sitting idle, laying important inroads to lead Gary
If pictures truly can say 1,000 words, Gary’s mayoral heir apparent isn’t sitting idle as he prepares to take over a city with millions of dollars in problems.
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El Paso, Dayton make 251 mass shootings in the US in 216 days, more shootings than days in the year
Dayton, Ohio. El Paso, Texas. These are the latest mass shootings in America, drawing the number of killings to a stark total, just days after Gilroy.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Apparently, the Left wants to destroy health care to save it
The Democrats on the left of the party, exemplified by Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris, are running away with the health care debate.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Can private employers help solve America’s re-entry crisis?
“I never thought I’d be speaking to a CEO or COO,” Glennisha Dennis reveals. As a sales development representative for Televerde, a global sales and marketing technology company, she has far from the typical job available to someone serving an…
GUEST COMMENTARY: Sustainable fuels and disaster preparedness go hand in hand
Access to readily available energy and fuels is something most Americans take for granted until disaster strikes and takes it away.
BRIAN HOWEY: Coats’ exit comes at a dangerous time
Perhaps on Tuesday, Aug. 20, we’ll find private citizen Dan Coats at Wrigley Field, taking in the Cubs-Giants game. Or, perhaps, he’ll wait for that day game on Aug. 23 against the Washington Nationals.
MARC CHASE: Fighting the terror of a 7-year-old girl’s hair styling
Nothing lays bare the shortcomings of a 40-something white guy like the tangled, corkscrewing terror of a little African-American girl’s hair styling.