This election season Grant County has seen a surge in new voters. According to the voter registration office, 590 new voters have signed up since the 2019 primary election. During the municipal ...Read more
The Howard County Resource and Health Fair is this Thursday from 3-7 p.m. The fair is at the UAW 685 in Kokomo. There will be free Know your Numbers Screening, which includes cholesterol, glucose, ...Read more
Artists, historians and fans of Bob Ross are trying to bring his persona back to Muncie, where he made “The Joy of Painting,” one of the most popular programs on PBS. Leaders of Minnetrista ...Read more
Indiana University has renamed buildings on the Bloomington campus after former President Myles Brand. The Informatics buildings at the corner of 10th Street and Woodlawn Avenue now bear the name ...Read more
The Indiana State Medical Association Alliance and the Fort Wayne Medical Society are holding a special “state baby shower” at the Fort Wayne IU Medical School next month, said ...Read more
The Plymouth Police Department is investigating the disappearance of William Wallace, an 80-year-old white male, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 170 pounds, gray hair with blue eyes and driving a gray 2014 ...Read more
There’s a bad batch of drugs out there, that’s according to Marion Police Department Capt. Stephen Dorsey. Dorsey said MPD officers have been frequenting the 200 block of W. Seventh ...Read more
Esports, or competitive video gaming, has come to Indiana high schools, and the first season ever kicks off on Monday. Indiana High School Esports Network, or IHSEN, is the governing organization ...Read more
The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program will begin accepting applicants in October. To apply children ages 12 and below, parents or legal guardians must bring a photo ID, proof of current ...Read more
Actor Chad Kennerk will teach a Masterclass on Method Acting and the Satnislavskii System throughout James Dean Weekend. The class is Friday from 1 – 3 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. – 1 ...Read more
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