Legacy Foundation names five new board members
Legacy Foundation names five new board members
Month: August 2020
MIKE CLARK: We look forward to a prep football season like no other, hoping for the best
With prep football season fast approaching, we all hope it can be played safely for the sake of players, coaches, fans and everyone else involved.
Trump signs executive orders enacting $400 unemployment benefit, payroll tax cut after coronavirus stimulus talks stall
Trump’s order enacts a $400 weekly federal unemployment benefit, less than the $600 benefit that expired at the end of July.
BP Midstream Partners’ profits slide amid depressed demand for gas
BP Midstream Partners’ profits slide amid depressed demand for gas
Greenfield-Central High School student tests positive for COVID-19
Greenfield Central High School notified parents Friday night that a student tested positive for COVID-19.
‘Dance for Life’ takes the virtual stage
“Dance for Life,” a fundraiser now in its 29th year, will be featured remotely for the first time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The digital entertainment event runs Aug. 10-15
Lear lost $293 million during second quarter ‘in one of the most challenging quarters in history’
Lear lost $293 million during second quarter ‘in one of the most challenging quarters in history’
‘It’s about unity and brotherhood’: At Statehouse, a call to empower Black men and boys
The Strong, Men, Strong Minds Empowerment Rally welcomes speakers including Andre Carson and Keith Graves to empower Black men and boys.
Mid-American Conference postpones all fall sports contests due to COVID-19 concerns
Ball State Athletics’ fall teams won’t have the opportunity to compete in 2020 as the Mid-American Conference postpones all fall contests.
Community leaders hold Statehouse event to empower Black men and boys
The Strong Men, Strong Minds Empowerment Rally is held at the Indiana Statehouse, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020.