Money trail: Hoosiers’ spending habits much like rest of U.S.
<strong>By Morton Marcus</strong>
How alike the nation is Indiana? One way to judge would be to visit representative Hoosier homes and compare what we find...
Browsing bookstore like mini-vacation
By Norman Knight
Sometimes the timing is such that we can take a break, even if it is just for a few hours, from the...
No easy fix for managing finances
By Cherie Lowe
I wish I had an instant fix machine. You know, kind of like that red button for a certain office supply store?...
Kids at risk: 20 percent of all Hoosier children live in poverty
By Tami Silverman
Is Indiana a good place to be a kid? For many of us with memories of a happy Hoosier childhood, the answer...
Technology pushes out jobs, but is there an upside?
<strong>By Michael Hicks</strong>
One way to analyze the impact of technological change in our economy is to look at history.
In so doing, we might learn...
Kids at risk: 20 percent of all Hoosier children live in poverty
<strong>By Tami Silverman</strong>
Is Indiana a good place to be a kid? For many of us with memories of a happy Hoosier childhood, the answer...
Technology pushes out jobs, but is there an upside?
By Michael Hicks
One way to analyze the impact of technological change in our economy is to look at history.
In so doing, we might learn...
No tax raises? State, led by GOP, just did
<strong>By John Pickerill</strong>
In case you missed it last week, the Republican-dominated House of Representatives voted to raise your taxes. House Bill 1002 passed 61-36...
Never have I ever had as much fun as this
<strong>By Janet Hommel Mangas</strong>
I was explaining the game of “Never Have I Ever” last week, the game where players sit in a circle and...
Vacationing proofreader proves to be valuable (invaluable?)
By Dick Wolfsie
Happy 15th (fifteenth?) anniversary to Heidi. Heidi is my proofreader (proof-reader?). Everything I’ve written for the last 15 (fifteen?) years is first...