The Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter is offering a Virtual Resource Fair Friday, Oct. 16 from 11 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. central time. This is an a la carte event that will feature a number of expert speakers from organizations such as...

The OE Board of Directors has recently bid farewell to three of its members who've completed their terms of service, as well as welcomed three new members. We'd like to thank Lori Moulton, Kevin Steele, and Dr. Lanie Steinwart, each of whom served an...

Runners from around the region once again converged on the sandy shores of Michigan City’s Washington Park Beach to join together for a cause in the second annual Bolt for the Heart 5K Family Run /Walk/Half Marathon. Bolt for the Heart is...

Michigan City Area Schools has announced plans to extended participation in the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) due to an extended waiver from USDA. Free meals will be made available to all children 18 years of age and under and to persons over 18...

The City of La Porte proudly announced the grand opening of their newest fire station, a relocation of Station #3 to 710 Daytona Street from its previous location at the corner of Lincolnway Avenue and Boyd Boulevard. Now more centrally located to...

With the start of the pandemic making the accessibility and opportunity for education appear bleak, electing to take a gap year instead of attending college was an attractive option to students. While many may view taking a gap year as the...

Walk to End Alzheimer’s events in Northwest Indiana will move forward this year, but things will look different. Instead of hosting a large gathering, the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter is encouraging participants to walk as...

Pulling a 50,000 pound fire truck by hand isn’t easy. In fact, it takes a team of a dozen people or more to accomplish. There were volunteers aplenty at the La Porte County Family YMCA, each of them eager to grab hold of the rope and compete to see...

Early Friday morning, the Indiana Office of Career Connections and Talent, Center of Workforce Innovations, and various other Indiana state officials gathered in a Zoom meeting to announce that Northwest Indiana has been named the next 21st Century...

Fifteen Purdue University Northwest (PNW) students in the School of Engineering received scholarship funds from bp America, Inc. The first-year students from the communities of East Chicago, Hammond and Whiting each received $1,000 and are majoring...