60 years ago, Ruby Bridges integrated a New Orleans school. Here’s what she tells kids.
Ruby Bridges, who is part of a Children’s Museum exhibit, spoke for the 60th anniversary of her walk to integrate an all-white school in New Orleans.
Month: November 2020
Andes Coil Processors in Gary installs a 52-inch embossing line
The steel service center at 201 Mississippi St. installed a new 52-inch embossing line that can imprint raised or sunken designs into the metal without changing its material thickness.
Methodist Hospitals treating heart arrhythmias with new technology
Methodist Hospitals’ Heart Rhythm Center acquired new technology to treat complex heart arrhythmias that it says it’s the first in Northwest Indiana to use.
This Fishers man is participating in a COVID-19 vaccine trial. Here’s what he has to do.
A Fishers man is participating in a COVID-19 vaccine trial by drug company, Astra Zeneca, and the University of Oxford. Here how that works.
Lowe’s new Greenwood distribution terminal will create up to 100 jobs
The home improvement retail company is spending $1.7 billion to build out its bulk distribution network.
Briggs: It’s time for another COVID-19 shutdown
A new shutdown would have a clear goal: Sacrifice now and reopen schools in the new year, metro columnist James Briggs writes.
Doyel: Colts dominate Titans 34-17 and you start thinking words like ‘Super’ and ‘Bowl’
Dominant on offense, defense and special teams, the Colts looked as complete as any team in the NFL while bludgeoning the Titans 34-17 Thursday night.
High school results
Prep results from Thursday, Nov. 12, and late results from Wednesday, Nov. 11.
SPORTS DIGEST: Valparaiso announces 2021 early signees
The men’s basketball and women’s soccer programs announced their early signees for the 2021 graduating class.
Merrillville’s safeties ready for ‘test’ against Elkhart
“Basically, it’s like school, and you just have to study everything until it’s time for the test. The test is the game.”