Danville cross country coach on Makenley Deuschle, the Warriors runner with cerebral palsy
Danville High School cross country runner Makenley Deuschle has cerebral palsy and is a key runner on the Warriors team.
Month: October 2019
Missing a quarter of his brain didn’t stop him from earning four varsity letters
Makenley on running alone: “I have to push myself because I’m out running with nobody and I’m running against myself. So I have to beat myself.”
Newfields had 10,000 pumpkins at its Harvest festival. Here’s what will happen to them.
Newfields ended up ordering 10,000 pumpkins for the Harvest festival after originally planning for 5,000. Here’s where the gourds are going next.
Munster woman refuses to let breast cancer be in the ‘driver seat’
After Leslie Darrow found out she had breast cancer, she left it up to her doctors to design a treatment plan. And she decided to take charge of what she could: her attitude.
ASK THE DOCTOR: Tylenol or an NSAID?
My patients often asked which is better for their back and neck pain, Tylenol or an NSAID. My answer to that question is usually an NSAID, but that is not always the case. Let’s delve into what these medicines are,…
Employees of troubled Genesis Center owe nearly $94,000 for money misuse, State Board of Accounts say
GARY — Last month’s federal indictment of an ex-bookkeeper for stealing $12,727 from the Genesis Convention Center appears to have been the tip of the iceberg.
Man killed in mobile home fire in Avon
Multiple fire departments responded to Avon Lakes Estates about 8:50 p.m. Thursday.
Stay alert for these lane restrictions and ramp closures this weekend in Indianapolis
Construction crews are out on Indianapolis highways, including I-65 and I-465, finishing up work before the season is over.
Stepping out of the ordinary
MICHIGAN CITY — Discussing his success as an author, Michael Poore – known for his novels “Up Jumps the Devil” and “Reincarnation Blues” – said he got his professional writing start in fifth grade.
Mrozinski attends Association of Indiana Counties conference
INDIANAPOLIS — La Porte County Commissioner Rich Mrozinski was one of more than 550 county officials and county employees who attended the Association of Indiana Counties (AIC) Annual Conference, held Sept. 30 through Oct. 3 in Orange County Indiana.