Hobart graduate Josh Miracle leads Westfield defense in third state title trip in eight years
“Growing up I was able to just kind of see the success that they had, I always aspired to get to the state game.”
Month: November 2020
Gary Superfund site may be trimmed
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is seeking public comment on its proposal to remove a portion of the Lake Sandy Jo Landfill from its National Priorities List of Superfund sites.
Zach Vode, Hobart battle to the end
“In my head, I told myself I had to do something,” said Vode, whose only other reception went for no gain. “I didn’t want to go out like a chump. I wanted to go out like a man.”
Zach Vode, Hobart battle to the end
“In my head, I told myself I had to do something,” said Vode, whose only other reception went for no gain. “I didn’t want to go out like a chump. I wanted to go out like a man.”
Ian Book, defense help No. 2 Notre Dame beat No. 25 UNC
“I thought that the plan was outstanding,” Kelly said, “and the players executed it extremely well.”
Appeals court upholds 20-year prison terms for perpetrators of Michigan City burglary, robbery
The Indiana Court of Appeals has affirmed the 20-year prison sentences issued to two men who broke into a Michigan City home in 2018 looking to steal drugs.
Man charged with public nudity after defecating in hospital parking lot, police say
Eric K. Majied, 56, of Michigan City, was charged with public nudity, a class B misdemeanor, according to the LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office.
Hobart denied first state title since 1993 by Roncalli
After reeling off eight straight wins to reach the state Class 4A state final for the first time in 24 years, Hobart ran out of steam against Roncalli on Friday.
Black Friday still busy but with smaller crowds: ‘Times are different’
Retailers such as Kohl’s, Target, Old Navy and Best Buy started offering Black Friday deals before Thanksgiving to stretch out the traditional start of the shopping season and thin out crowds.
Virtual artistic development: Chesterton Art Center presents next series of children’s classes online
Chesterton Art Center is kicking off its next round of classes online Tuesday.