Porter Couty vote center plan offers more access
“The voting process is not changing. It’s just allowing more access to the polling locations,” Elections & Registration Office Director Sundae Schoon said.
Month: February 2022
Travel: A quick visit to Dubuque left me wanting more
Being in Dubuque was so fun, so scenic, so charming and so relaxing.
Mask mandates ending Monday across Illinois
Mandates imposed by the state of Illinois, city of Chicago and Cook County all will be removed.
First responders train to treat wounded K-9s
Todd Konrady, a tactical medicine teacher at MAAC, said the training is in response to a new state law allowing public safety dogs to be treated out in the field.
Sportsmen do winter research at fishing show
Outdoorsmen went indoors Saturday for Fish On, the Greater Portage Chamber of Commerce’s fifth annual fishing and outdoor show.
Scott McLaughlin holds off Alex Palou, Will Power for first career IndyCar win in St. Pete
Each of the past three IndyCar champions has done so after winning the season-opener. Scott McLaughlin will now hope that trend continues.
Commentary: Tackling childcare costs
Finding affordable, quality childcare is essential for many working parents. The current shortage of care options is helping drive up costs for parents across the nation. If you know you will be needing childcare coverage in the near future, here…
Young scientists challenged at olympiad at PNW
Eleven middle schools and 11 high schools entered in Saturday’s Science Olympiad regional at Purdue Northwest. Winners advance to the state finals March 12.
Young scientists challenged at olympiad at PNW
Eleven middle schools and 11 high schools entered in Saturday’s Science Olympiad regional at Purdue Northwest. Winners advance to the state finals March 12.
Coalition schedules immunization clinics at Merrillville schools
The immunization clinics will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. at Merrillville Intermediate School, 1400 W. 61st Ave., and noon to 2 p.m. at Merrillville High School, 276 E. 68th Place on March 15.