Every 4th of July Americans unite to celebrate our historical day of independence, honoring those that fought for our freedom with fireworks, parades, and American flags galore. On this day we remember our liberation and the freedom we hold, but also …
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Every company dreams of growth and success, but in some cases, it can take decades to establish a solid foundation as a business. On top of this, many struggle to make it through their early years of business and build success for the long haul. This isn’t …
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The sun was shining as spectators filled the stands at Sunday’s Gary SouthShore RailCats baseball game. As if the warm, sunny weather and an afternoon spent enjoying America’s favorite pastime wasn’t enough to make the day great, attendees were also …
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With opportunities for teambuilding and developing new skills, it’s not uncommon for young athletes to learn both the rules of the game and life lessons during their days in the dugout and on the field. The Portage Pop Warner Mighty-Mites Division II …
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Tents, bonfires, s’mores, the great outdoors; all staples of the traditional camping trip. No Indiana summer is complete without at least one of these outdoor excursions, and there’s no better place in the Hoosier state to spend a night or two out under …
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Michigan City’s Blue Chip Casino was transformed into a world of color and artistic energy on Saturday evening as community members gathered to celebrate ArtBash, the annual gala hosted by Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA). This year’s theme …
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‘Never settle for mediocrity’. Jeanette Gray, the first woman to coach high school varsity football in the State of Indiana, received that advice over 20 years ago from her 7th grade basketball coach, and has carried it with her ever since. Now a …
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