For 54 years, the McDonald’s located on 3507 Franklin St. in Michigan City has been dedicated to serving its community. On July 31, the newly remodeled facility re-opened its doors to its loyal customers, inviting them to take part in the grand opening that …
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“You can’t control people, you can only inspire them.” – Justin Kiel 18-year-old Justin Kiel of Lacrosse, IN, is doing just that – inspiring those around him, with his words, passion and drive. His inspiration can be seen from afar. It can …
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You may not think about your heart often, yet it continuously pumps blood to each part of your body without hesitation. It faithfully disperses nutrients throughout, and disposes of waste products, allowing you to complete your everyday tasks with a steady …
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On Friday evening, the Herald Argus Parking Lot was filled with hundreds of families as a part of Downtown La Porte’s summertime movie night series. The featured film, Frozen, attracted families and friends alike to enjoy a warm summer evening under La …
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Greater La Porte Chamber of Commerce hosted their 41st annual golf outing at Beechwood Golf Course Thursday afternoon. Chamber members and other community members gathered together for a good time eating, networking and playing golf. Bert Cook, Executive …
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Life is a series of events that impact each person in their own way. Every day brings new challenges, new emotions and new opportunities. Depending on what happened yesterday, determines what happens tomorrow. Lifelong La Porte resident, Joy Zigler, has had …
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One out of four children in America grow up without learning how to read. There are several individuals who are doing something about this epidemic, but there is one man in particular that is striving for a better future. His name is Dennis Yang. Yang, child …
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The Michigan City Soul Steppers Drill Team celebrated their 15th anniversary with the Show Up and Show Out Competition, hosted at Michigan City High School on Saturday, July 18. This event, in conjunction with Michigan City’s Summer Festival, is the largest …
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One of America’s greatest summer pastimes is spending a day at the county fair. The aroma of fried food mixed with the sweet smell of cotton candy is one of summer’s most savory scents. Tunes from the carnival rides dance across the fairgrounds, as their …
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“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.” – Marcus Garvey Portage resident Kathy Heckman, a retired genealogist, is like a tree with roots – she is familiar with her past …
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