IU Northwest to stage play about the ‘The Harlem of the Midwest’
Indiana University Northwest will stage a play about “The Harlem of the Midwest” as part of its Black History Month celebration.
Indiana University Northwest will stage a play about “The Harlem of the Midwest” as part of its Black History Month celebration.
Professional sand sculptors are expected to converge on Washington Park for the new Singing Sands Sand Sculpting Festival.
This winter, when the skies are gray, discover some of the state’s hidden gems while adding much needed colors to your life, such as Ocean Blue, Amber, Red Indiana, Opalescence, Ruby Red Flash, Indiana Custard, Olive Avocado Green, Red Metamorphic…
It’s a new year and with it comes new plans. With the state of travel once again up in the air as the omicron variant hits hard, my travel plans this year are getting off to a slow start. There…
“As long as there is time on the clock, we are always going to be in the game. The people in that locker room will not quit.”
“We’ll be working with staff members in all three schools over the next month to finalize designs with the intent to begin construction in the summer,” Superintendent Chip Pettit said.
The grant will help fund The Boys & Girls Club’s reLEARN program and its Career Academy.
Jacob and Jill Smoker won the Young Farmers & Ranchers Achievement Award at the American Farm Bureau Federation Convention in Atlanta.
Pastor Jared Olivetti and elders Keith Magill, Ben Larson and David Carr have offered their resignations, church leaders announced Sunday.
No. 5 IU comes back in final minute to beat Purdue on the road.