Right to farm: Indiana families ask U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on case over factory farm
A local environmental group thinks Indiana’s Right to Farm Act violates the U.S. Constitution, and they’re asking the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in.
Month: July 2020
Region loses two talents from local food world
There’s much sadness within the Region restaurant community this week.
HealthLinc to host community health fairs
The community fairs started this week and run through Aug. 6.
WATCH NOW: Supporters mark Police Appreciation Day as protesters hold ‘die-in’ nearby
Hundreds of people gathered Thursday at Patrician Banquets in Schererville in honor of Police Appreciation Day. Just a mile away, about 50 people hosted a “die-in” at the Schererville Police Department.
New gastroenterologist joins Franciscan Physician Network in Valpo and Michigan City
Dr. Zohair Ahmed is now accepting patients at Woodland Health Center in Michigan City and Valparaiso Specialty Health Center.
QUINN ON NUTRITION: How to put on your best face
“Our choices over time can really help us put our best faces forward.”
Healthcare Foundation of LaPorte awards scholarships to 39 students
Healthcare Foundation of LaPorte awards scholarships to 39 students
Fighting the ‘Quarantine 15’
If you’ve put on a few extra pounds these last few months, you aren’t alone.
Holcomb and the Indiana GOP are resisting efforts to expand mail-in voting in November
Gov. Eric Holcomb and Indiana Republicans are resisting efforts to expand mail-in voting in November.
They opened a donut shop in Fishers right before the pandemic hit. How’d that turn out?
Nate and Katy Haugh opened a specialty doughnut and ice cream shop in Fishers right before the pandemic hit but have stayed afloat.