School districts throughout northwest Indiana have been mapping out, revising and getting approval for how to spend the most recent wave of federal stimulus money, which for some totals tens of millions.
Clarence Verdin, a two-time Pro Bowler, was an easy choice at No. 1; can Nyheim Hines catch him?
Rain makes grain. Corn, especially, was the crop most in need of moisture this summer, and we sure got a dose in the driest regions.
Much has been debated about the victories and failures of America’s battle with COVID-19. However, all agree the pandemic taught our healthcare system a lot about fighting a highly contagious, deadly virus, and that should make us better prepared for…
The news from Afghanistan is not good, but what did anyone expect? As the U.S. and other NATO forces withdraw, the Taliban are attacking, killing enemies, taking over the country, including stockpiles of U.S. supplies provided for Afghan government for…
Had the Union lost at Gettysburg, the political will of the North to continue would have evaporated. There would have likely been a United States of America, the Confederate States of America, the Republic of Texas and, perhaps, a half…
Budgets are revealing. Before you stop reading, test the premise with a quick glance over your household budget. You will clearly see that the largest number could be interpreted as the priority item or service for your household to run…
Chicago has been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons.
Several years ago I had an opportunity to chat with someone who grew up and still lives near Ivanhoe Dune & Swale, a 105-acre nature preserve along Hobart Street and 5th Avenue in Gary, owned by The Nature Conservancy. While…
We have a voting crisis in the United States right now, and it’s not the story we’re being told by Democrats, the media or even Republicans. It’s a crisis of poor and inconsistent voter involvement and engagement. It’s a crisis…