Ryan Trares: Plight of a holiday birthday
The same question arises time after time.
Retiring orthopedic doctor plans encore for veterans
As Darryl Tannenbaum was completing his training in Michigan as a medical doctor, he considered 75 job opportunities across the country before deciding to join Southern Indiana Orthopedics as an orthopedic physician and surgeon.
The Christmas Angel: It’s been that kind of holiday season
Every time I walk past our Christmas tree, I feel the urge to get the stepladder out and straighten up the tree-top angel. She’s been leaning seriously to the right since my grandchildren helped decorate the tree in early December. Now Christmas is over, and I never managed to straighten her out.
Chloe Brookbank: For dozens of Jennings seniors, school’s over
As the days pass by, seniors of Jennings County High School are eager to graduate.
Ryan Trares: Good time for Good Cheer
This was community generosity like nothing I’d ever seen.
Learning to paint never gets old; seniors get creative in free-time pursuits
People in the autumn of their lives are discovering artistic skills they didn’t even know they had. They consider it a stroke of good fortune.
Yuletide markets offer treats, handcrafted items, much more
We are well aware that folks were just strolling around two days ago in shorts in 70-degree weather. But the calendar will tell you in no uncertain terms that this is the holiday season, whether we all have yet to raise a feasting fork toward the stuffing or not.
Here’s to spirits during a time to remember
Halloween is almost here, and Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) follows close after on November 1st. Day of the Dead originated as a holiday in Mexico, but is now widely celebrated across Hispanic cultures. It’s also becoming more well-known north of the border, too.
Forging a new path
Looking back, 2006 was a watershed year for the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp.
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