MICHIGAN CITY – Investments totaling $1 billion have poured into Michigan City since 2012 – $600 million in public funds and another $400 million in private money – and a major upcoming project could lift those figures even higher.
WESTVILLE – In the mid-1960s, then-President Lyndon Johnson signed the Equal Opportunities Act of 1964 and the Higher Education Act of 1965 to close the achievement gap as part of his administration’s “War on Poverty.”
La PORTE — More than one million women now operate American farms, as a growing number of women inherit, start or take charge of working farms each day.
MICHIGAN CITY — While Memorial Day is viewed by most Americans as the traditional start of the summer, a time for barbecuing and relaxing, the reason the last Monday in May is a federal holiday is to honor those who…
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BEVERLY SHORES — Beverly Shores became the state’s 14th Bird Town Indiana this past weekend. During a social event at the town overlook, sponsored by the Association of Beverly Shores Residents, the town was officially welcomed into the Bird Town…
La PORTE — La Lumiere School held its 52nd Commencement Exercises on May 24 with Dr. Nicholas Pearce giving the keynote address.
WESTVILLE – Hot food, cold beer and a vast assortment of handmade arts and crafts await visitors to downtown Westville this weekend.
MICHIGAN CITY – After spending four years as a volunteer at Reins of Life, Marquette Catholic High School senior Kate Zientarski hopes to raise money for a project to leave a lasting mark on the non-profit.