LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Caitlin Clark critics will soon eat crow
Re: Sue Bird understands Caitlin Clark’s losing predicament, expects brighter days in WNBA (Times, May 28):
Re: Sue Bird understands Caitlin Clark’s losing predicament, expects brighter days in WNBA (Times, May 28):
From past reports of the VA turning vets into drug addicts to the current debacle of failing a veteran that committed suicide in Indiana. I blame the VA for fueling the 22 veteran suicides a day. I’m requesting the Secretary…
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The Grammy Award-nominated country music star Sam Hunt will perform at Hard Rock Casino in Gary.
The Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor is close to finding a replacement for Cargill, which left after 44 years at the deepwater port last year.
Local artists Ginny Takacs and Susan Reyman will exhibit their work as part of the new “The Sublime Power of Nature” exhibit at the Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts.
Horizon Bank won the Indiana Bankers Association Commitment to Community Award for the community service it did last year.
Paul Myers is resuming tours of Marktown, which is on the National Register of Historic Places was featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not for having streets so narrow residents park on the sidewalks and walk in the street.