By VICTORIA GARCIA WILBURN State Representative Many of you have closely followed the Indiana Department of Education’s (IDOE) effort to redesign our high school diplomas. After months of waiting, the…
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By KEN KLINGENMEIER A Seat on the Aisle Metro Indianapolis, like all great cities, is made up of many distinct communities. By that, I do not mean neighborhoods or ethnic…
Last I left off, we had just settled in for a very mentally taxing 26.2 miles (or 42.195 kilometers there) running the streets of Berlin, with about 58,000 other runners….
Hamilton County is booming. There are new apartment buildings and subdivisions seemingly everywhere. School districts are building a new school every year. Hamilton County has increased in population by about…
There are certain bold statements you make before having children that after having them, you realize how little you once knew about being a parent. You know, those statements like…
Broadway and film classic Fiddler on the Roof makes its return to Indianapolis’ Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre after a 10-year hiatus. With a book by Joseph Stern, music by…
He calmed the storm to a whisper and stilled the waves. Psalm 107:29 When I read that scripture today, Oct. 8, 2024, I processed it differently: it’s the day before…
Reporter Editorial Once upon a time in a country called America, school board positions were not coveted, and elections for them were not particularly contentious. In small districts across this…
My favorite inspirational stories often entail immigrant life maps detailing a person’s courage to uproot and exit geographical comfort zones, all while pursuing passions and utilizing talents that ultimately create…
My husband John and I are going on vacation later this month along with our sons, Jonathon and Jacob. We’ll be driving to visit family in Nebraska, which means I’ve…