Beth Ireland

With a breath of relief, and maybe even a few tears, many parents watched their kids go back to school last month. School bags were packed full of pencils, erasers, markers, and many other supplies requested by teachers. The supplies sent along with...

A Media Engineer at  InTouch Practice Communications during the day, and at night, his alter-ego emerges as he becomes Creativity Man --with a donning of the proverbial cape, much like the comic book heroes he loves. Musician, Documentarian,...

“Knowledge is power,” said Patricia Pompea, an attendee of Community Healthcare System’s Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders symposium on Wednesday evening. Newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, Pompea was ready to arm herself...

It’s hard to believe Beatlemania and the British Invasion was over 50 years ago. Thousands of teens flooded stadiums, screaming at the top of their lungs, enraptured with new sound. And today, we have a new musical invasion-- K-Pop (Korean Pop)....

Students from Ivy Tech received an extra helping of history from their educational experience over the summer during a Design Technology course. Ivy Tech Professor, Jason Gordon, taught a unique special topics course called Historic Documentation...

Whether you’re an art lover or someone who just loves a fun day out, the Lubeznik Arts Festival is perfect for you. Strolling through the tents of arts and craft vendors, you get a good glimpse at the amount of creativity in this Region. From oil...

146 years. That’s how long Horizon Bank has been setting records, the latest of which is reaching $5 billion in assets. The first branch opened in 1873 in Michigan City under the name First National Bank. Now, 146 years later and with 76 locations...