Curtis Hankins

Michigan City’s third annual Singing Sands Sand Sculpting Festival is underway, bringing some of the world’s greatest sand sculptors to the city for a professional competition and exhibition. Visitors can see the artist’s work-in-progress, tour...

Summer is coming, bringing heat, humidity, and for large swaths of Northern Indiana, a deluge of cottonwood seeds. Cottonwood trees, also known more broadly as poplar trees, produce a steady supply of fluffy, white seeds that travel through the air...

Heading into the final round of the third annual La Porte Economic Advancement Partnership (LEAP) Olympics, things looked uncertain for defending the champions – The City of La Porte. They hadn’t won any of the previous rounds, but...

In a homeowner association (HOA), the board of directors has a long list of responsibilities, not least of which is ensuring that the organization’s finances stay on track. A financially healthy HOA means smoothly completed projects, well...

Ben Eberle, a senior at Hobart High School, is set to graduate in just a few weeks – and he’ll do so as a business owner. He crafted Tow Scout, a clever product that works as a portable rearview mirror for watercraft such as boats and kayaks. The...

Many Catholic schools around the Region have long histories of spending decades providing children with quality, values-based education. Yet, with tight budgets in aging facilities, their custodial and maintenance teams are often stretched thin....

Roger Galvan stands out as one of the most recognizable faces at Currie Motors Ford of Valpo, where he serves as the service manager. Whether customers are dropping in for routine maintenance like an oil change or more substantial repairs, they trust...