Boys & Girls Clubs members celebrate Too Good for Drugs program
The event served as a fun way to reinforce the concepts taught in Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana’s Too Good for Drugs and Too Good for Violence programs.
The event served as a fun way to reinforce the concepts taught in Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana’s Too Good for Drugs and Too Good for Violence programs.
A newly released investigation by the Department of Justice confirms, once again, what many sex abuse survivors in the gymnastics community have been feeling for years — they were failed.
The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission is taking a fourth try at a federal grant that would help complete the Marquette Greenway, a recreational trail system that would link Chicago to New Buffalo along the Lake Michigan shore.
Dorothy Potucek has lived a fascinating life.
The free event is from 5-8 p.m. Aug. 19 at Blue Chip Casino & Space and is presented by Franciscan Health Woodland Cancer Care Center Michigan City.
Shuttered for nearly 16 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the center, operated by the Portage Township Trustee’s office, began offering a full slate of activities Tuesday.
A former River Forest Community School Corp. administrator was named interim superintendent for the School City of East Chicago.
Nineteen people were indicted for their involvement in a major Indianapolis drug trafficking circle that may be connected to homicides in Indianapolis.
Fishers is speeding ahead with plans to build a community and recreation center, with a strong arts and culture component
Mayor Duane Parry announced raises effective this week for lifeguards and street department drivers and operators to address employee shortages.