By BILL DONOVAN Guest Columnist In 2021, 5,190 workers died on the job in the U.S.*, including 157 in Indiana. Each day, 14 people suffer work-related deaths. These numbers remind…
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By DONNA SCHAIBLEY State Representative Foster youth often face numerous challenges that can impact their development and future. Every child deserves a safe, loving home, and this session I’m working…
By ADAM CROWE A Seat on the Aisle It is likely that most Americans who recognize the name Sam Shepard probably do so as a result of his work as…
Laughter is good for the soul. If that is true, it is well with my soul as well as the souls of the other three Golden Girls. Patrice Lyttle, Joan…
For Norman Paperman “In the tropics, they come and they go.” – Jimmy Buffett I could complain, I guess, about my wife surprising me with a trip to St. Croix…
What does Jesus have to offer me? Why should I become His disciple? I am confident that we all know who Jesus is. We probably even know that Jesus wants…
I struggled to put together the ideas and information I wanted to share from our April meeting. As we all know, sometimes life is less than exciting, and in politics…
Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap opened on London’s West End in 1952 and ran continuously until mid-March 2020, when COVID-19 considerations caused a 14-month stoppage. Returning in May 2021, it maintains…
Many women fail to realize that they are eligible to draw off a former spouse. Some have been misled by their divorce agreement where they agreed to give up all…
It’s almost May Thursday marked the unofficial start to the 2023 track activities for the Indianapolis 500 with the first of two consecutive days of open testing. Unfortunately, rain canceled…