From Aug. 12 to Aug. 16, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 16 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 487 cases so far this year.
MONTICELLO — Indiana University Health White Memorial Hospital received word this week that it’ll receive about $41,000 in grants for various equipment upgrades and patient services.
JASPER COUNTY — Several drivers were treated for injuries after a multi-vehicle crash at the 228-mile marker on Interstate 65 in Jasper County on Tuesday evening.
Farmers have spent much of 2019 dealing with the challenges that come with an unprecedented wet spring, navigating fluctuating markets, learning about new production alternatives, and adapting to new technologies.
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D.M. Carson who, at the time, was the current auditor of White County, opened a new store in March 1889. The new store, “The Globe,” was first located in the commercial block (west side of North Main in the 100 block). The saleroom contained a wide variety of items.
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From Aug. 12 to Aug. 16, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 16 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 487 cases so far this year.
Aug. 3
CARROLL COUNTY — A Lafayette man was arrested Monday night on a bevy of drug-related charges during a traffic stop that netted a substantial amount of methamphetamine and cash.
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From July 26 to Aug. 3, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 27 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 441 cases so far this year.
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We buckle into our harnesses, climb into our stands and never give it a second thought. But there are things to keep in mind when it comes to safety gear — like, well, playing it safe.
BROOK — The Tri-County trio of Ashley Siegfried, Bailee LaCosse, and Anna Pilotte all shot in the 40s to lead the Cavaliers to a 64-stroke win over South Newton in a Midwest Conference girls g…
Assistant coach Shannon Gardiner typically chats with the Twin Lakes girls golf team after each match.
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KERSEY — A familiar establishment reopened their doors recently with new ownership. Gentleman Tom’s Hideaway had a soft opening midway through June under the guidance of new owners Keith and T…
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MONTICELLO — Rabbit Hole Emporium is a mixture of antiques, coffee and health coaching.
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MONTICELLO — A new Indiana law that goes into effect July 1 will allow the Madam Carroll to serve alcoholic beverages year-round.
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Farmers have spent much of 2019 dealing with the challenges that come with an unprecedented wet spring, navigating fluctuating markets, learning about new production alternatives, and adapting to new technologies.
Indiana farmland values in West Central Indiana stayed relatively steady, while average cash rents decreased slightly according to Purdue’s 2019 Farmland Value Survey.
Conditions have been ripe this year for an outbreak of crabgrass, and unfortunately this bane in the eye of prideful lawn keepers may have won the battle this time around.
We have looked at the neuroscience and culture of addiction. Today, we look at how substance abuse affects the families of those involved.
Last month, the New York Times ran a cautionary tale about the heart surgery and care astronaut Neil Armstrong received and his death two weeks later at a community hospital in a Cincinnati suburb in 2012.
A spirit of giving and philanthropy may be an important part of your life, but what’s the best way to pass that along to the next generation?
No ants, no bees, no food poisoning. What better way to celebrate the last holiday of the summer than with a picnic outside at the park, beach or even your backyard.
Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus are hosting a town hall meeting Saturday in Hammond to discuss the work of the 2019 General Assembly and solicit ideas for new state laws to try enacting next year.
Newton County has been selected to receive additional support and assistance from the state and Purdue University in the hope of attracting more private, public and philanthropic investment to the rural Northwest Indiana county.
MUNSTER — Attorney General Curtis Hill Jr. is asking the Indiana Supreme Court to allow him to seek the return of hundreds of thousands of dollars in extra retirement pay from two former School Town of Munster superintendents.
THORNTON — The man charged with the murder of a Gary woman was on probation for allegedly beating a pregnant woman in 2017, causing her to lose three of her quadruplets, court records state.
CROWN POINT — The fifth of seven people charged in connection with the shooting death of a Gary gambling house owner nine years ago pleaded guilty Tuesday to attempted burglary.
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There are several well-known factors that contribute to aging: smoking, stress, sun exposure and genetics, among them. But what you may not realize is what you put on your plate can also cause you to look beyond your year.
It can sometimes be difficult to get kids outdoors for exercise when the weather is harsh, says Jennifer Jewell, a physical therapist in Jefferson Township. That’s one of the main reasons she enrolled her three children in the iXL Rehab, Exercise and Wellness Center’s Excel Sports Performance youth camp.
While eating meatless has an array of health benefits and even significantly reduces your carbon footprint, there is undoubtedly a price you pay cutting out meat. Vegetarians and vegans commonly struggle with making up these crucial nutrients and vitamins.
Summer vacation is well under way, and with a lack of recess and physical education, parents may be looking for different ways to get kids outside and staying active. A great way to keep children from becoming couch potatoes for three months is to go for a hike.
Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is caused when an individual witnesses or experiences a tragic event. Though they may not surface for months or years, symptoms include sleeplessness, depression, a heightened state of anxiety, flashbacks to the event and avoidance of places, people or activities that are reminders of the trauma. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), 7.7 million adults in the U.S. live with PTSD, though women are more likely to develop this condition.
