Month: September 2023
Racing to remember: 3rd annual America’s Race honors those lost during 9/11 attacks
“It’s a patriotic event that just happens to have a sporting element.”
South Holland Church marks 175 years of history, including as stop on Underground Railroad
First Reformed Church in South Holland is marking 175 years of history that includes members operating a stop on the Underground Railroad and inspiring a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
Body recovered from Lake Michigan in Whiting
The body of a 27-year-old Chicago man was recovered from Lake Michigan at the Whiting Lakefront Park.
Art Blitz to feature music, magic, storytelling, unicorns and artists at work
This year’s Art Blitz will feature music, magic, storytelling, hayrides and unicorns in addition to the visual art it’s known for.
Dyer to honor fallen soldier with new statue, monument
The memorials will be unveiled on Sept. 16.
NWI Business Ins and Outs: True BBQ and Region Escape Room close, Miller Beach Cafe rebrands; Fiori Italian, Nostalgic Treasures and Crumbl Cookines opening
NWI Business Ins and Outs: True BBQ and Region Escape Room close, Miller Beach Cafe rebrands; Fiori Italian, Nostalgic Treasures and Crumbl Cookines opening
Indiana Dunes artist in residence to give talk during Outdoor Adventure Festival
Indiana Dunes Artist-in-Residence Mary Ann Pals will give a talk about her experience at the Outdoor Adventure Festival that encourages people to get out and explore nature at the National Park.
Jerry Davich: 90-year-old woman has ‘living wake’ to enjoy her eulogies while alive
“I was hoping to lie in a coffin, but I didn’t think it would be allowed,” said Audrey Coburn, of Chesterton, who turns 90 this month.
Futures File: Beef prices march higher
November Feeder Cattle futures rallied to $2.60/lb this week, reaching new all-time highs.