The 1965 Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana will be released by national publisher The History Press on May 2. The book was written and compiled by Tipton-based author Janis Thornton….
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U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.-05), along with 52 other members of Congress and the Texas Public Policy Foundation, have filed an amicus brief in support of the Title 42 injunction…
Register now for this after-hours fundraiser Help support Janus Developmental Services by attending and supporting the organization’s second annual Helping Lives Bloom. The event will take place from 5:30 to…
By CHRIS JETER State Representative In Indiana, we are hitting the brakes on free speech zones. Free speech zones debuted on college campuses across the country, limiting expressive language and…
Here are the new library items lists for the week of April 18: New Adult Fiction Books Fear they neighbor, by Fern Michaels Along the Rio Grande, by Tracie Peterson…
From classical to country, from juggling to ukulele, the Center for the Performing Arts has something for every during the month of May. Beginner Ukulele Classes Wednesdays May 4 to…
The City of Fishers announced on Thursday its plans to hire approximately 100 seasonal staff for open positions. Additional full-time and part-time positions are also available. Many of these positions…
On Friday evening, a world-famous violinist Olga Berezhnaya played at Pasto Italiano, 3150 E. State Road 32, Westfield, to the delight of diners. The Reporter’s events photographer, Denise Moe, was…
This week in Indiana’s history … 1865 – The funeral train carrying the body of Abraham Lincoln arrived in Indianapolis. The President lay in state in the rotunda of the…
To protect Hoosiers who donate on the GoFundMe platform, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita on April 18 identified potential consumer protection concerns with the conduct of GoFundMe’s platform. GoFundMe’s terms…