LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Less money now at end of month
It was the mid-1940s and the war just ended. I was about to start grade school. Mom and I did a weekly mile walk to the A&P Grocery. We used my red Radio Flyer wagon to carry the load. I…
It was the mid-1940s and the war just ended. I was about to start grade school. Mom and I did a weekly mile walk to the A&P Grocery. We used my red Radio Flyer wagon to carry the load. I…
I know you’re going to make fun of me, so let’s just get this over with. I bought art on a cruise ship. Okay, laugh. While gallery owners and art appraisers will mock you for this, you could do worse.
Shirley Heinze Land Trust is planning a Nature in the Arts event in Michigan City to bring the arts into the Great Outdoors.
A well-groomed white horse with a silky mane named Beauty caused a stir in downtown Whiting Saturday, attracting many onlookers and photographers and causing passing cars to stop to get a better look or snap a quick pic.
Pierogi Fest will feature 70 food vendors, a record 24 pierogi vendors, a free Sugar Ray concert, a Chicago White Sox pitching contest, a dunk tank, the Blooze Brothers, Dominican friars playing bluegrass and the new game show “Who is…
Authorities have positively identified two suburban Chicago men who drowned in Lake Michigan after going missing while boating last week in Northwest Indiana.
The LaPorte County Historical Society Museum’s 16th Annual Old Car Show is ready to roll.
Author Joseph S. Pete will sign copies of his new book, “Lost East Chicago and Indiana Harbor,” at a bookstore in downtown Highland Saturday.
The Cedar Lake Historical Association will soon host its 9th Annual Vera Dines-Whitlow Community Art Show.
Box scores from recent RailCats games