Sharks. Lightning. Spiders. Taxes.  The world can be a scary place. Luckily, we live in a modern age where we can combat most of the unlikely scary things that happen. But, what about the scary things that happen more regularly in our...

It’s no secret that arts are alive and thriving in Michigan City, and at the hub of that spoke is Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA). Of utmost importance to LCA staff members such as Hannah Hammond-Hagman, education director, is accessibility for...

Few things pay off as well as braces for a happy, healthy smile. Braces are a life-long investment that will pay off well with proper care, and while it may seem tricky at first, it’s all about finding a routine and getting used to avoiding some...

Being able to say, “I like my job,” is a special occurrence. Monica Morgan of Portage, Indiana doesn't just “like” her job—she loves it. Morgan has worked as a line cook for Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grille in Valparaiso for the...

United Way of Porter County’s Goodwill Ambassadors Program is a professional development program that educates and connects the community. United Way is looking for individuals who are interested in developing their own professional network and...

It's the last weekend before the Christmas holiday! Better make it count! Luckily, we've got quite a few festive options for you. Check it out! A MORNING WITH SANTA & FRIENDS The Bishop Noll Drama Department will host A Morning with Santa and...

People go to the chiropractor for many reasons. Realigning your spine can help reset your entire body and lead to better overall health for people of all ages. One of the most surprising clienteles who frequently see chiropractors are expectant...

If you have ever wondered where all of those campaign signs come from, standing tall or short, but always bright, in the yards of businesses and neighbors during election season, look no further than just off of U.S. Hwy. 30 in Valparaiso - where the...