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Month: February 2021
U. S. Steel joins Valuable 500 to promote disability inclusion
U.S. Steel joined The Valuable 500, a group that was “committed to putting disability inclusion on their business leadership agenda.”
Girl Scout troop hosting drive-thru cookie sales booth
Troop 35580, based out of LOFS, will be hosting a drive-thru cookie booth on Saturday at the Sassy Salon parking lot, 8291 E. 109th Ave., Winfield.
Man struck by gunfire while getting mail, police say
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Gary Police Department Crime Tip Line at 866-CRIME-GP.
Porter County Health Department acts swiftly to keep vaccine appointments in wake of delivery delay
Porter County Commissioner Laura Blaney said after the weekly supply wasn’t delivered on Monday, staff called several facilities and counties to gather enough vaccines to last through the weekend.
NiSource lost $72.7 million last year despite strong fourth quarter
NiSource, the Merrillville-based parent company of NIPSCO, lost $72.7 million last year despite swinging to a strong profit in the fourth quarter.
Times Boys Basketball Stats for Feb. 18, 2021
Here is who leads the Region across boys basketball statistical categories.
Eagles reportedly send Carson Wentz to Colts for draft picks
“Let’s get to work!!! Welcome to Indy! Can’t wait to see what the future holds in the 317,” two-time All-Pro linebacker Darius Leonard wrote on his social media account, citing the city’s area code.
Another charge filed against appliance store owner accused of bilking customers
According to court records, Schneider was doing business under the name Hometown Appliances from Nov. 1, 2018, to Dec. 31, 2019, when he bilked 32 customers out of a total $85,765.
Civics education may become mandatory course at Indiana middle schools
“It is our duty to work hard to keep and reinforce our democratic principles and to train our students to understand and embrace our form of government,” said state Rep. Tony Cook, R-Cicero.