Month: September 2019
WARRIOR: Cancer is not a death sentence
You may or may not remember me because I wrote about my cancer in The Times breast cancer awareness edition a year ago. Remember? I called my stage 4 cancer diagnosis an early Christmas gift because I received it the…
GUEST COMMENTARY: Duck and cover from the ‘climate crisis’ advocate
What’s scarier than the “climate crisis”? How about Mutually Assured Destruction?
Consolidation brought rivals together, football made them a team — a surprisingly good one
In the summer of 2018, rivals for decades joined forces through consolidation. The end of an era meant the beginning of something new.
Photos: Parke Heritage football exceeding expectations
Photos: Parke Heritage football exceeding expectations
Analysts warn of ‘Steelmageddon,’ newer steel mills under construction supplanting older ones
Northwest Indiana’s steel industry has had to be tough and resilient to survive for more than a century while so many steel mills across the country ended up as empty husks, museums or parks.
Crown him: King Doerue provides spark to Purdue rushing attack
True freshman King Doerue rushed for a team-high 94 yards and 2 scores and added four catches for 32 yards and a score in the passing game.
Miss Trans Indiana hopes to make a difference
PORTAGE — Angelique Munro will turn 50 this year, and for the first time in her 25-year career of performing, she took her talents to the pageant stage.
1 person killed, 2nd in serious condition after Saturday night shooting
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says one person was killed and a second person seriously injured in a Saturday night shooting.