Opinion

By GLENN DOBBS A Seat on the Aisle I have finally reached the demographic where nostalgic entertainment is increasingly appealing. Theaters have taken notice. There is a plethora of legacy…

I love this time of year. We can start thinking about and planning fall festivities, the holidays are on the horizon, and we are in the midst of some of…

By FRANCES STITES Sheridan High School Student Editor’s note: The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s Accelerated English 9 class, taught by Ellie Arrowood. Sheridan…

It’s 4 a.m. and I am wide awake. Our Ravenswood neighborhood is silent and dark, except for the streetlight’s sad shine. A curious cat crosses through that soft light outside…

By EDWARD J. TRICE Guest Columnist In Indiana, people don’t spend much time talking about duty. They simply live it. You see it in factories opening before sunrise, on family…

By CHRIS JETER State Representative Everywhere I go, I hear the same concern from families: everything costs more. Groceries, electricity, healthcare, property taxes, and the everyday expenses of raising a…

By VICKIE CORNELIUS PHIPPS A Seat on the Aisle Actors Theatre of Indiana (ATI) opened its 2026-2027 season last Friday night, Sept. 4, with the regional premiere of Never Can…

Don’t take the good times for granted. That’s the name of a song I heard for the first time this week. I listened to it over and over, letting the…

ક્યારેક જીવનના સૌથી મજબૂત વચનો, સૌથી નાજુક દોરાથી બંધાય છે. Sometimes, the strongest promises in life are tied with the most delicate threads. Growing up in India, Raksha Bandhan was…