Reinvention might be the best medicine. That was the case for Heather Hobson, who found her peak of joy pursuing her dreams later than most. Growing up as an only child in Cedar Lake, Hobson went to school at Hanover Central High School. She has...
Often labeled as America’s pastime, baseball has been a tradition that connects to many people on a personal level. That’s the case for Greg White, who has always had a vision to have the sport create an imprint on Northwest Indiana. Born in East...
It’s amazing how life can work in mysterious ways. That’s what Josh Sickinger, managing member at Harvest Tyme Family Farm, believes regarding where he is today. Growing up in Lowell, Sickinger’s family has been in the community for a...
A lot of progress has been taking place at the University of Notre Dame. Larson-Danielson Construction Company recently held a contractor appreciation celebration to honor the work its team has done in building new dorms for the men. Darin Meyer,...
On August 23, Four Winds Field in South Bend became the arena for an exciting convergence of sports and technology as the South Bend Cubs faced off against the Cedar Rapids Kernels. In addition to throwing the game’s first pitch, fiber-optic...
Some people find their niche in life from opportunities they could have never imagined and as a result of unpredictable circumstances. That’s how Laura Verheaghe, owner of the Red Cup Cafe & Deli in Chesterton, has found joy in something she...
The Lakefront Festival in Hobart was the host to the 14th annual Dam Duct Tape and Cardboard boat race. For the last six years, the winner of the race was a father and son duo, Michael Bates and John Holland, who were invincible with their “Corn...
