INDIANAPOLIS – The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed yet another major event, with Thursday’s announcement that the Indiana State Fair will not take place, to be replaced with a modified State Fair 4-H Livestock Show.
CHESTERTON – As Chicago begins to reopen from its lengthy COVID-19 lockdown, the South Shore Line will resume regular service on Monday, with rider safety precautions and enhanced cleaning procedures still in place.
MICHIGAN CITY – Civil unrest in the midst of a pandemic inspired an impromptu meeting of local faith leaders in downtown Michigan City.
INDIANAPOLIS – Local small businesses and nonprofits can now utilize the state’s new online marketplace to request personal protective equipment, according to State Rep. Jim Pressel, R-Rolling Prairie.
Believe or not, the kids of yesteryear had plenty of pastimes to occupy their downtime – many had rules which were made up at the time and the rules changed regularly, depending on the participants.
MICHIGAN CITY — The Arise and Shine Community Crisis Pantry already distributes food to area residents in need each week, but thanks to a grant, the program will now be expanded.
La Porte BID Board will hold virtual meeting
INDIANAPOLIS — State health officials said they were working Wednesday to determine why a federal report found about 200 more coronavirus-related deaths among Indiana nursing home residents than state officials had tallied.
MICHIANA SHORES — The juveniles responsible for the extensive vandalism to the Dunes Summer Theatre have offered to pay complete restitution, according to theatre management.