There can be no question that innovation and collaboration are making a significant impact locally on an issue that is affecting us nationwide – the need for skilled trade professionals. Perhaps one of the strongest examples of this is a unique …
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The Community Cancer Research Foundation was the first in Northwest Indiana to give patients access to certain breast cancer clinical trials that have since drastically improved the survival of women. Today, they continue to forge paths in this space …
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The Maple City is making a bid for some HGTV love, and probably the best question about the whole project would be, “Why not?” More than 100 people convened on La Porte City Hall steps Tuesday afternoon to show their hometown pride and prepare for the …
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The internet is an emotional place these days. But here’s the thing: you can choose happy or heartless, pretty much across the board. Aside from hitting the Like or Love buttons on social media, there are countless ways to leverage uplifting news and …
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It’s said that the ancient Babylonians may have been the first people to make New Year’s Resolutions, some 4,000 years ago. So now at least we know whom to blame when we’re waiting 45 minutes for the elliptical at the gym until March or so. Regardless …
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When Madisyn Wimple was just 6 years old, she had an epiphany more fitting of a wise adult. The little girl took a good hard look at her playroom and realized she had a lot of toys she didn’t play with anymore. It was the catalyst for an idea that has since …
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Editor’s Note: The photo above is Gene Donohue, holding his daughter’s tiny foot. Before she was born, Willow Donahue was exceptionally unique. So much more than anyone ever expected. Parents Kristiana and Gene Donahue learned at 20 weeks of …
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