Month: June 2021
Hobart plans 100th anniversary events
There are several festivities in the works to recognize the city’s 10th anniversary, Mayor Brian Snedecor said.
Storytellers Project will present personal stories about fatherhood tonight
It’s complicated. It’s joyful. It’s hard. It’s always a good story. Join USA TODAY for an hour of true, first-person stories celebrating Dad.
Region woman killed in homicide, police say
GARY — Police are investigating the homicide of a 31-year-old Gary woman Monday night, officials said.
Indiana ended federal unemployment benefits. Now, that decision is being challenged in court
Indiana has been sued for ending federal unemployment benefits being used by hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers.
Horseshoe Casino donates $30,000 to NWI community organizations
“We look forward to making sure Horseshoe Hammond stays aligned with the supportive needs and priorities of the community because together we win,” said Julie Vasic, Horseshoe VP of human resources.
New Valpo program offers grants to small businesses
VALPARAISO — Small businesses in the city are eligible to receive grants of up to $10,000 to help them stay in business.
Young Crown Point cancer patient well along the road to recovery
What Cameron thought then to be a bone and his mom, Susanne Baker, originally believed to be an issue with her son’s spleen — spleen issues run on her side of the family — was a stage 5 Wilms tumor.
After swimming world’s best time since 2017, Lilly King is glad Olympics were postponed
“In 2020, I wasn’t quite ready for the Olympics,” Lily King says. She is now.
Merrillville one of 5 tapped by state for environmental pilot program
The CLEAN Community Challenge started in the early 2000s as a way to recognize and reward communities that set goals and participate in activities to enhance the environment.