Humbly Courageous is on the road again
On Saturday, May 2, team Humbly Courageous took on the iconic 500 Festival Mini-Marathon in downtown Indianapolis. My husband had run this race solo once, but we had not yet…
Read MoreOn Saturday, May 2, team Humbly Courageous took on the iconic 500 Festival Mini-Marathon in downtown Indianapolis. My husband had run this race solo once, but we had not yet…
Read More“I said over and over and over again…” – The Dave Clark Five, 1965 You know, I do not watch a lot of commercial television, but I feel I could…
Empowering foster youth, strengthening Ivy Tech Two new laws that I sponsored last session were recently ceremonially signed by Gov. Mike Braun. These laws focus on empowering foster youth across…
You were right. You told me so. How many times have I been reading the Scriptures in my Bible, only to hear your voice in my head saying, “You need…
May 5 is my little girl’s birthday. Her name holds so much meaning. Mary Leigh is a combination of the Blessed Mother’s name and my mom’s. When you go to…
May arrives like a deep breath after a long season of waiting. It is the end of the school year and the beginning of summer dreams. Calendars fill with exams,…
“Vanilla iced sugar cookie. Walnut & oak on the nose. A palate entry of oak, vanilla, maple, brown sugar, cocoa & spice.” – Description from the bottle of one of…
After last week’s rather heavy column, I’m moving on to a cheerful topic. Or sort of a weird one, depending on your point of view. If you’re a writer like…
Update No. 171 As we move into a month filled with special recognitions, I want to pause and share why these moments matter so deeply to me. Public education is…
By Dr. MATHIAS P. BOSTROM Guest Columnist Americans rarely make choices blindly. They compare prices, read reviews, and study ratings before buying products, choosing restaurants, or booking trips. Yet many…