Voices

While we like to be everywhere good news is happening, we’re only human. That’s why we rely on you to help us spread it! From feel-good stories about kids getting Christmas wishes to expert opinions on the things happening in your community, GreatNews.Life has been helping amplify voices in the community since the very beginning.

Teresa Ludlow Brought Laughter and True Commitment to the City of La Porte

Teresa Ludlow Brought Laughter and True Commitment to the City of La Porte It’s hard to put into words all that Teresa Ludlow, who recently passed, was to so many people. Even referencing her in past tense is its own challenge. As I think to times I would describe Teresa to those who didn’t know her I’d say, “Teresa...

Read More

Paid Internships Available with the Indiana Senate Republican Caucus

Paid Internships Available with the Indiana Senate Republican Caucus Paid Internships Available The Indiana Senate Republican Caucus is offering paid, spring-semester internships to college students, recent college graduates and graduate students during the 2019 legislative session. Full-time positions are available...

Read More

Newhard Funeral Home Announces the Passing of Thomas Lemmon of Westville at Age 80

Newhard Funeral Home Announces the Passing of Thomas Lemmon of Westville at Age 80 Thomas G. Lemmon 80, of Westville, passed away Saturday, April 7, 2018 at home. He was born February 25, 1938 in Gary, Indiana to Forest George and Lydia (Williams) Lemmon. In 1995 he married his wife Ellen Lemmon who passed away September 12, 2012....

Read More

Holcomb’s 2nd State of the State Emphasizes Workforce, Presents Goals for Progress in 2018

Holcomb’s 2nd State of the State Emphasizes Workforce, Presents Goals for Progress in 2018 INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb on Tuesday delivered his 2018 State of the State address to a joint convention of the Indiana General Assembly. While continuing his focus on five key pillars, the governor’s remarks highlighted his...

Read More

Time for New Approaches to Address Indiana’s Voter Turnout Problems

Time for New Approaches to Address Indiana’s Voter Turnout Problems Voter turnout is a concern across the country, but it’s especially concerning in Indiana. It’s been low in Indiana for years, but it hit rock bottom in 2014 when, by many measures, Indiana had the lowest voter turnout of all the states. By the...

Read More

Travel Advisory for La Porte County, Indiana from the La Porte County Sherriff’s Office

Travel Advisory for La Porte County, Indiana from the La Porte County Sherriff’s Office Travel Advisory for La Porte County Over the past two and a half hours, La Porte County has been receiving very heavy lake effect snow. It appears that the band coming off of Lake Michigan has been directly impacting our area. We have heard reports...

Read More

City of La Porte Adopted a Resolution in Support of Redistricting Reform!

City of La Porte Adopted a Resolution in Support of Redistricting Reform! In this day and age when we are dealing with crime and drug problems, you often hear about “packing” and “cracking,” but I’m asking you to think about those terms in a different way—as gerrymandering techniques. “Packing” is when the...

Read More

The La Porte County Family YMCA Aids Members in Regaining Strength and Mobility

The La Porte County Family YMCA Aids Members in Regaining Strength and Mobility Roger, one of our dedicated Y members and program participants, shared his thoughts on the impact his time at the Y has had on his life. We love having Roger as a member and are very proud of him for all of his accomplishments! "In March 2015, I...

Read More