Porter County Election Board balks at last-minute change
A Valparaiso Community Schools official reached out to the elections staff to ask the polling place be shifted from the Flint Lake Elementary School gym to the media center.
Month: April 2023
Prep Schedule
Here’s a look at the prep sports schedule for Saturday, April 29, 2023
Prep Schedule
Here’s a look at the prep sports schedule for Saturday, April 29, 2023
‘Great things happening in Hammond’: City breaks ground on $70 million destination YMCA
The $70 million YMCA is slated to be complete by the end of 2024.
“She Said, He Said” podcast: Two public office candidates elect for the politics of romance
Their love story has nothing to do with the politics of public office and everything to do with the politics of romance as the May Primary election approaches.
Legislature acts to terminate Valparaiso streaming services lawsuit
Valparaiso, Indianapolis, Fishers and Evansville likely no longer will have grounds to seek franchise fees from Netflix, DirectTV, Dish Network, Disney+ and Hulu.
Holcomb sees ‘generational impact’ from Indiana legislative session
“This is a great day for Indiana. But most importantly, it’s what we do with it. It’s a heck of an opportunity,” said Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Merrillville gets state OK for food and beverage tax
The Republican-controlled General Assembly gave final approval Friday to House Enrolled Act 1454 authorizing Merrillville to enact a local food and beverage tax.
‘The working hungry:’ Panel says systemic change is needed to address food insecurity
“Just because you work and make 10 or so dollars-an-hour, doesn’t mean you can support a family of two or three.”
Long after heyday, soda fountain pharmacies still got fizz
KENOVA, W.Va. — The jukebox plays Chubby Checker’s “The Twist” as Malli Jarrett and Nathaniel Fornash take turns at the Griffith & Feil Drug food counter preparing old-fashioned, soda-fountain phosphate drinks.