In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Founder of Dialogues on Diversity Ron Jones and Director of IU Northwest’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs James Wallace hosted a virtual event on civil rights. This event, titled...
Joy, warmth, and togetherness are words that come to mind during the holidays, but with an increase of pet neglect and even abuse, the holidays can leave dogs feeling sad, cold, and alone. While they work year-round to fight for the wellbeing of...
Despite the trials brought about by COVID-19 restrictions, Whiting restaurants have found ways to keep their restaurants afloat while supporting their staff members and the community. Whiting has even had some new restaurants...
Baked brie with apple compote, lobster tail, and green tea matcha cookies with spearmint and chocolate are just a few tantalizing treats residents at StoryPoint Chesterton were able to enjoy at two special holiday dinners in December. Behind the...
Having grown up in Michigan City, Chief Nursing Officer Sarah Jones enjoys getting to see and interact with people she has known for years on a regular basis. She said it is special and rewarding to take care of her home community through her work at...
On December 31 this year, Don Babcock will retire after over 40 years of working at NIPSCO. Babcock said that he was offered a voluntary severance package that he decided to take advantage of, otherwise, he would probably still be...
To welcome in the new year and celebrate the stories I have been able to share since I started working here at GreatNews.Life, I decided to compile a list of my favorite interactions, stories, and overall experiences on the job. Here is a look back...
Police cars lined up in front of Meijer in Valparaiso on Tuesday, December 15 as Hebron police officers teamed up with representatives from United Way of Porter County and family members to shop for children in need within the Hebron School District....
