Month: August 2019
‘DNA doesn’t lie’: Siblings put up for adoption reunite in Region after learning of each other’s existence via Ancestry.com
ST. JOHN TWP. — In January, Jody Ruble-Castle signed up for Ancestry.com on a whim.
Late goal nets Indy Eleven key win over North Carolina FC
Ilija Ilic netted the decisive tally with three minutes to play in regulation, scoring from six yards out off a cross from Tyler Gibson.
Indians comeback falls short against Columbus
The Indians lost 8-6 to the Columbus Clipper Saturday night.
Santa Claus, Chewbacca, creepy clowns and more: 21 of the best costumes we saw at Gen Con
From Santa Claus to Chewbacca to creepy clowns and more, here are the best costumes that we saw at Gen Con 2019 in Indianapolis.
Lake Central grad Durochik breaks two powerlifting state records, hopes to inspire women
Danielle Durochik graudated from Lake Central in 2010 and set two Indiana deadlifting records.
Chesterton Art Fair draws diverse lineup of exhibitors
CHESTERTON — You never know who or what you’ll find at the Chesterton Art Fair. There could be retirees or professionals displaying their work in clay, glass, photography, painting or fine jewelry.
Valparaiso reloads, motivated by semistate loss to Carmel
Valparaiso lost plenty of key contributors, but the Vikings feel they have the pieces for another successful season.
Doyel: Colts LB Ahmad Thomas was born without a family or future, then he found both
Once a baby without a family or future, Colts LB Ahmad Thomas now has two sets of parents, a wife and three kids of his own, and promising prospects.