Every day, technology is evolving. Items involved in daily life improve every year, becoming more efficient, more capable, more intuitive, and more intelligent. These technological advances are not reserved only for the latest iPhones and the latest...
As a nurse at Methodist Hospitals, Marsha Smith encounters illness and disease on a regular basis. This in no way prepared her for her own breast cancer diagnosis. Smith discovered a lump in her breast while she was taking a shower. Initially, she...
After unwittingly serving as one of the faces for the Northwest Indiana Excellence in Theatre Foundation (NIETF) Scholarship, it seems only fitting that Nate Taillon also became its recipient. After writing an essay and sending in videos of him...
“If standardized state tests show us anything, they show that our kids could use some support in English language and literacy work. It was a need that we saw. With this program, we’re able to support our kids in this area while also fostering...
Project partners and Hobart residents gathered below the new 3rd Street Bridge for opening comments from speakers before heading to cut the ribbon on a bridge that has been in the works for nearly half a decade. Jake Dammarell, Executive...
With up to 30,000 Sandhill Cranes visiting Pulaski County annually, one would never guess that the birds were once on the threatened species list. Nick Echterling, Property Manager at Jasper-Pulaski Fish & Wildlife Area, said Sandhill...
To grapple with the difficulties presented by COVID-19, Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City has developed a new safety protocol and embraced various technological mediums to keep their fall education programs and classes running. Lubeznik...
