The Michigan City-based bank, which just opened a new location at 3500 Grant St., across from The Village mall just south of the Borman Expressway, gave $2,500 to the Gary Literary Coalition.
The 50th year Indianapolis Black Expo Ecumenical Service starts off the IBE Summer Celebration.
The ticket was purchased as part of the Jan. 9 drawing from the Speedway gas station at 3201 Grant St., lottery officials had said.
Indiana’s oldest county fair opens Saturday at the LaPorte County Fairgrounds.
Regional Health Systems is rolling out new branding for its longtime partnership with Geminus Corporation in Merrillville and Lake Park Residential Care in Lake Station.
WASHINGTON — U.S. consumer borrowing surged by a larger-than-expected $35.3 billion in May as Americans, bolstered by a reopening economy and rising job levels, went back to using credit in a big way.
During the 2020 presidential campaign, President Biden argued against President Trump’s efforts to secure our southern borders, enforce the laws against illegal immigration and shut down sanctuary cities. President Biden has “doubled-down” his attacks …
The search for peace and reconciliation between North and South Korea burns bright in one province of South Korea that endured far more suffering than other regions before the Korean War had even begun.
One of my first “life goes on” moments happened when my favorite disc-jockey, Art Mann left WJOB-AM in Hammond.
I’ve been out of work since the COVID-19 pandemic began and when everything started opening up I applied for work at places around my town. I see an opening, I apply and I get nothing. It’s horrible; and now the…