Winter butchering means hard work, a full house and family fun
Lovina’s Amish Kitchen offers a look into Amish life from Lovina Eicher.
Month: February 2020
Center Grove student manager Liam Price gets his special moment on senior night
To begin Center Grove’s senior contest against Brownsburg, Trojans student manager Liam Price scored the game’s first basket/
Carmel church provides drive-thru Imposition of Ashes to start Lent
People receive ashes at Carmel United Methodist Church in a drive-thru set up for the Imposition of Ashes for the start of Lent.
Breakingviews TV: CEO exodus
Turnover at the top of U.S. companies has hit a record pace. Economic, political and regulatory uncertainty give bosses plenty of reasons to choose to chill out. But as Lauren Silva Laughlin explains, departures can also add more risk for investors.
Sheriffs: Illinois halts transfer of some facing deportation
“The governor has made it abundantly clear that Illinois will be a firewall against the president’s attacks on immigrant communities,” the governor’s spokeswoman said.
Dunes Learning Center hosts spring open house
CHESTERTON — The Dunes Learning Center hosts an open house from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. March 14.
Indiana poised to ban public purchases from two Chinese telcom companies
Indiana is set to ban the use of public funds to purchase telecommunications equipment or services from two Chinese companies deemed a national security threat.
Scottish string quartet to perform in Munster
The Maxwell Quartet will play Munster High School as part of the Lakeshore Community Concerts series.
Butler might get guards Kamar Baldwin, Aaron Thompson back for next game
Coach LaVall Jordan: ‘I think they’re avaialble, as far as it goes now. We’re trying to get them as close to 100% as we can’
2 charged in double homicide after victims found shot inside crashed van
Two people have been charged with first-degree murder in Friday’s double homicide in Calumet City.