WEST LAFAYETTE – Purdue University’s Women in Engineering Program invites high school freshmen and sophomores to campus Feb. 22. Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those attending will spend the day with current Purdue engineering students. They will explore three areas in engineering from among aeronautics and […]

As Indiana continues to experience the latest blast of frigid temperatures, NIPSCO reminds customers of important safety tips during snowy and icy conditions. NIPSCO crews across the region will be working to ensure safe, reliable natural gas and electric service, and the company is prepared to respond to emergencies and calls throughout this event. While

United Way Regional Volunteer Center is encouraging seniors to join the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). RSVP is America’s largest volunteer network for individuals age 55 and over that offers a full range of volunteer opportunities tailored for older and more experienced adults. RSVP allows its volunteers the chance to give back to the

MUNSTER — When Nathan C. Splant arrived 15 weeks prematurely on Jan. 10, 2004 in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of Community Hospital in Munster, he weighed less than 2 pounds and was 12 inches long. Today he is a healthy, happy 10-year old. Nathan’s parents – Phil and Kimberly Splant of St. John

Deaf Services (DS) has partnered with TradeWinds to expand outreach and offer a variety of services and technologies for the Deaf/hard-of-hearing in Northwest Indiana.  As of January 1 the two organizations moved into their new location at 3198 East 83rd Place in Hobart. “For over 35 years DS has offered support, case management, education, advocacy