Q Brothers add joy to season with their ‘Christmas Carol’
“Q Brothers Christmas Carol” continues to Dec. 23 at The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare.
Month: December 2021
Local theater troupe staging ‘A Christmas Carol Radio Drama’
The What the Heck Comedy Troup, a Northwest Indiana-based drama group, is staging “A Christmas Carol Radio Drama” on Lakeshore Public Radio on Christmas Eve.
Crash with injury closes U.S. 30 in Valpo, police say
Police are asking motorists to avoid the area.
LaPorte hikes pay to keep staff
Councilman Mike Mollenhauer said the goal now is increasing wages enough in future years above the 5% and 6% levels awarded last month to be more competitive with positions in surrounding counties.
Purdue basketball posted about COVID boosters, then shot back at angry Facebook comments
“This is about basketball. We want to keep playing during a possibly historic season. A pause would derail that.”
Purdue-Fort Wayne volleyball coach gone as more players come forward alleging sexual abuse
In a federal lawsuit amended Friday, one player alleges coach Alexis Meeks-Rydell forced her to cuddle in hotel beds on trips to away games.
Feds say former Portage mayor’s attempt to avoid prison is a ‘stretch’
“To suggest there is a substantial chance that the court of appeals will find all 24 jurors … reached and sustained a verdict that is unsupported by sufficient evidence is a stretch.”
Noblesville High student allowed to start anti-abortion club as lawsuit continues
A student who sued Noblesville High School after she says her anti-abortion club was denied is now being allowed to start the club.
LaPorte’s Ott sisters teammates again, now at Purdue Fort Wayne
Former LaPorte standout siblings Riley and Ryin Ott have once again become accustomed to playing next to each other, this time at Purdue Fort Wayne.