La Porte plans to expand Engineering Department with new personnel
La PORTE — The City of La Porte is aiming to beef up its engineering personnel with the addition of a new position for 2021.
La PORTE — The City of La Porte is aiming to beef up its engineering personnel with the addition of a new position for 2021.
MICHIGAN CITY — The Unity Foundation of La Porte County has three grant programs for Michigan City school teachers, established by donors who “believed in teachers as the critical factor for learning,” according to Shannon Walker, Unity vice president.
MERRILLVILLE – With its need to generate or purchase energy expected to grow significantly in the next several years, NIPSCO has signed another agreement to purchase power to make up for what will be lost when coal-fired plants are closed.
La PORTE — La Porte Police are reminding residents that while the upcoming holidays may be the season to be jolly, they are also the season to drive sober.
MICHIGAN CITY – A 68-year-old Michigan City woman was stabbed to death by her nephew, who is now charged with murder, late Sunday night in the Eastport neighborhood, according to police.
La PORTE — Traditional vacation Bible school has been a time for gatherings ending in a celebration with kids, church volunteers and parents singing and dancing. At The Presbyterian Church of La Porte, tradition has given way to innovation during…
Worship at Presbyterian Church of La Porte
South Bend Record Show returns Sunday
La PORTE — Thirty-six La Porte County residents recently graduated from Leadership La Porte County’s 36th Adult Class during a socially distanced ceremony at Kesling Park.
Statement of La Porte County Prosecuting Attorney John Lake in response to The La Porte County Herald-Argus article with the online headline “Wood freed after guilty plea rejected on rape charge”: