By Rick Morwick Matt Fleener had any number of reasons for feeling good about his chances for a top-flight finish at the IHSAA Boys Track and Field Meet. First, he is a four-year varsity standout. […]
By Howard Hubler From time to time I extend my extensive resume to public speaking. I am all for free speech; that is the only kind that I get. Well, that is where I found […]
By Andrew Angle Recent waves of identity theft, data breaches and congressional hearings about Facebook are driving media attention toward data privacy topics. Right now the European Union’s new 200+ page legal framework known as […]
Dress shop owner enjoys giving to community By Johnette Cruz Alison McDaniel is no stranger to making moves not only in personal life but in business as well. A Minnesota native, McDaniel did not relocate […]
By Gus Pearcy My mother died three years ago and we came across a folder that we did not know about. In it was a story she wrote about me when I was 12. No […]
A wonderful little hole in the wall Kevin and Brenda Kyle hope to create a cozy atmosphere for customers on Main Street By Jeremy Dunn “I got a wonderful review on Google the other day. […]
A Center Grove mother looks to empower and enhance the lives of young adults with autism and other developmental disabilities by opening a unique boutique By Jeremy Dunn When Jennifer Parker’s son, Alex, was 18 […]
By Jeff Beck My parents married late in life, thus I was raised as an only child in a small country farm home. Children to play with on 450 West were not available; lonesome for […]
By Curtis Honeycutt I’m nostalgic for the past. I collect vinyl records and listen to them on my vintage turntable. I live in a house that was built in 1890. I write a newspaper column, […]
By Regina Miller Q: I have heard recently on the news that people should restart their router to help protect against malware. Should I do this? Does this protect against viruses? Yes, you should restart […]