Alicia Harden knows firsthand how crucial it is to be able to reach out for help during difficult times. Growing up, her family faced numerous financial struggles, and she was grateful for the assistance her family was able to receive from community-based …
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On Saturday, July 11, Lindenwood Retreat and Conference Center, a ministry of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, hosted its Slow Down Dinner in The Center at Donaldson’s Cana Hall. This annual event, which has chosen a new name that represents its …
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As 2026 marks the 250th year since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Pulaski County is celebrating this milestone with a number of events for all to enjoy with the Pulaski County America 250 event. Rhonda Terry is a board member with the Pulaski …
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Nick Grott knows farming. Growing up in small-town Indiana, farming was a part of the culture, and now he is using his knowledge to bring innovative solutions to farmers all over the country. Like many Americans, Grott felt compelled to join the armed forces …
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As more high school graduates turn to technical and trade schools over traditional four-year university programs, many Hoosiers are choosing Ivy Tech to advance their hopes of learning valuable skills that will bring them into a rewarding career. Jennifer …
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As the mother of an adult with special needs, Wendy Aragon has lived her life in constant dedication to not only her child but to numerous children with special needs and their parents across the Region. Aragon grew up in Gary and attended a private Catholic …
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Staff at the St. Joseph County Public Library are excited to roll out two new ways to reach members of the community. These new tools were created to encourage individuals to interact with their local library and discover new ways to expand their minds …
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While some people are well into adulthood before they know what they want to do for a career, Charlotte Sekula never had a doubt in her mind. To her, teaching came naturally. “It started when I was in elementary school,” Sekula said. “I always loved …
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