FAIR OAKS — The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority are seeking nominations for outstanding individuals in the community who exemplify excellence, integrity and commitment, just like the Airmen serving throughout the nation. The awardee of the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds Hometown Heroes Program will receive an orientation flight […]
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INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Mike Pence today joined fellow governors from the Midwestern Governors Association in signing a letter to President Barack Obama requesting immediate assistance to address the current propane supply shortage across the Midwest. The letter calls on the entire Administration, including the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Federal
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INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Mike Pence commended Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and the Michigan State Police in a letter for their assistance during last week’s tragic accident on I-94 in Michigan City, Indiana. In the letter, the Governor writes, “The definition of a good neighbor is someone who comes alongside you in your time of need.
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Helping heavy industry safely complete dangerous work. by Kathy McKimmie “We started selling hard hats and safety glasses,” says Michael J. Miller, describing the early days of Code Red Safety, headquartered in Hammond. Founded in 1995 by Miller and two of his fraternity brothers from Indiana University, Gregg Mohoi and Robert Tepperman, it’s now a
WEST LAFAYETTE — The Beatles’ American debut on “The Ed Sullivan Show” 50 years ago not only was the beginning of the 1960s cultural revolution, but also an iconic moment that brought Baby Boomers together, says a Purdue University historian. “The Sullivan show provided something of a ground-zero for a gathering of a generation who
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By Barry Banther Leadership isn’t just something you do, it’s someone you become. But that requires a personal transformation, not just a personal agenda. Roger hadn’t learned that lesson. During an interview for a new leadership position, the hiring manager asked why he switched jobs, and sometimes companies, every 3-5 years. Roger blamed the employees
WEST LAFAYETTE — If you’re hoping for an early end to winter, keep on dreaming. The bitterly cold temperatures and frequent snow showers of the past two months will continue through February, the Indiana State Climate Office says. February temperatures in Indiana will be colder than normal but may reach highs in the 40s with
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LA PORTE – In honor of National Heart Month this February, Indiana University Health offers a variety of activities for the public. * Women’s Heart Support Group – Thursday, Feb. 13 at 6:30 pm at the IU Health La Porte Heart & Vascular Center, 901 Lincolnway: Interventional Cardiologist Dr. Rishi Sukhija will present helpful and
