Several years ago, I received a gift that remains very special to me. It is a small stone plaque engraved with the words “Whatever you do, do with all your heart.”
As high school seniors around the state prepare for graduation this spring, nearly one in 10 of the students who will cross the stage will be a 21st Century Scholar.
Indiana Republican lawmakers are considering several issues related to public schools for debate during their next legislative session, begins the story in Newsweek, “including potentially add…
As one year ends and the new one begins, one often hears, “So, what’s your New Year’s resolution?”
For Hoosiers in every corner of the state, the response to COVID-19 has been confusing, frustrating, and for many financially costly.
Four months ago, we walked into an empty warehouse in southern Johnson County, Ind.
My sister Judy made our mother’s famous – within our circle – yeast rolls for Christmas dinner this year.
I’m not an economist, so I can’t delve too deeply into the intricacies of inflation.
For many years now, my family has shared a Christmas tradition that has become, without a doubt, the most cherished part of our day together.
Aren’t you tired of all those predictably boring ceremonial solemnization stories in the news? The fifth or 10th commemoration of this, the 25th or 50th anniversary of that.
Do you believe in angels?
Do me a favor. Pause for a moment today and consider what a miracle you are.
On Dec. 1, your Community Foundation of White County honored and celebrated some of White County’s finest!
Now that the Kyle Rittenhouse trial has gone into the left-right proxy war history books, a couple of points to reflect on that might have gotten lost in the shuffle:
Thanksgiving has passed, which means that the end of the year is quickly approaching. As you tidy up your financial affairs for 2021, year-end requests for charitable gifts arrive in the mail …
I bow to no one in my disdain for Gov. Eric Holcomb. After all, it is my duty as a political columnist to be a government watchdog, and as the state’s chief executive, the governor should be p…
In this short-attention-span era, we’ll read the headline and, perhaps, if we’re not too busy, the first two or three paragraphs. Or we’ll catch the 10-second radio bulletin and, occasionally,…
Thanksgiving is here, a time when we pause to give thanks for our many blessings – family and friends, the precious gift of freedom, the ability to share our time and talents, and our caring c…
I’ve got a secret. Bet you do, too. As a matter of fact, don’t we all? Isn’t it time we brought them out into the open so we can shine the light of truth on the shame hiding in the darkest cor…
Joe Hahn grew up on Arch Street in Monon and graduated from Monon High School in 1951.
If a group of parents request that certain material be removed from the classroom, that is not censorship or “book banning,” Is that a provocative statement? I don’t think it should be.
Would you like to still be supporting your favorite charity 100 years from now? You can!
At the conclusion of a recent Allen County Commission meeting, the commission president became annoyed with a woman who refused to shut up when her allotted time expired under the public speak…
