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By AMY SHANKLAND Perfectly Imperfect Now I had a few potential names for my birth mother and dozens for my birth father. But I still didn’t feel like my yearbook…
Read MoreBy AMY SHANKLAND Perfectly Imperfect Now I had a few potential names for my birth mother and dozens for my birth father. But I still didn’t feel like my yearbook…
Read MoreBy RAY ADLER Ask Adler My Great-Grandfather Baltzell was a strong influence on my life, even though I only knew him a short time when I was very young. He…
By MARK HALL Feeding Team Feature Ainsley isn’t your typical child. Like many kids, this fourth grader loves reading, chicken pot pies, anything colored purple, and Harry Potter. But watch…
By MEGAN RATHZ When Nature Speaks I recently got home from a grocery run, and as I was putting our produce away, my daughter Mary excitedly announced that there were…
By SHARON McMAHON Be Well “When we look over the field we are not saddened because these particular flowers or grasses will wither; for the law of their death is…
By TODD ROKITA Indiana Attorney General As Indiana’s Attorney General, I have sworn a duty to uphold the laws and the Constitution of the United States and the State of…
By JANET HART LEONARD From the Hart Audrey Grace peeks out the window of her beauty shop before she pulls down the Venetian blinds. They’ve seen better days and so…
By DANIEL SHOCK Reviewed for A Seat on the Aisle Shipwrecked: An Entertainment! The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont (As Told by Himself) is a lighthearted, comedy with a…
By AMELIA BALL Guest Columnist Recently, I had the incredible opportunity of attending the Student Action Summit in Tampa, Fla., hosted by Turning Point USA, an American nonprofit organization that…
By COREY SYLVESTER Cicero Edward Jones If you’re like most people, your work has been a central part of your life. So, wouldn’t it be nice to have the flexibility…