Let yard sale signs bloom
A friend no longer gives to Indiana political campaigns.
David Carlson: Looking for anwers in an old Bible
In a well-needed attack on the clutter in our attic, my wife found a box of memorabilia that my parents must have given me when they cleaned out their own house.
Mark Franke: It’s Primary Season Again
It’s primary season in Indiana.
Leo Morris: Holcomb’s trans bill veto
I was a little taken aback a few days ago on reading of praise for Governor Holcomb’s “conservative” approach in vetoing a bill that would have banned transgender girls from competing on girls sports teams.
Gov. Eric Holcomb: Extending Hoosier hospitality beyond borders
As the world watches Vladimir Putin relentlessly attack Ukraine, killing children and civilians, bombing a maternity ward, firing on a nuclear energy plant, and bombarding Mariupol among other cities, Hoosiers are sending prayers.
Norman Knight: Our long run in North Dakota
Becky is out running with our neighbor Kelly.
Michael Hicks: Automation and today’s labor market challenges
Today, many businesses struggle to hire the workers they need.
John Krull: Is this a state that works?
For years, elected officials here have touted Indiana as “a state that works.”
Morton Marcus: An entire month to celebrate frozen foods
In the complex culture of the United States, March is dedicated to Irish-American Heritage, Women’s History, the Red Cross, and Frozen Foods. (Lest we be neglectful, March also offers special days for Certified Nurses, Single Parents, and Poultry.)
Dick Wolfsie: Focus on Carl
I lost a friend and colleague this week.