Editorial: Jobs report less than rosy beneath the surface
The Wall Street Journal
John Krull: All aboard the exodus express
Indiana is going to be a busy place this spring, summer and fall.
Niki Kelly: Higher education bills have significant ramifications
Lawmakers are throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks in their quest to educate more Hoosiers — whether through job training or traditional college.
Editorial: It’s time to pick the president by national popular vote
Portland (Maine) Press Herald
Norman Knight: First snow inspection
The first real snow of the season came last week. I looked out the window and immediately received the message; time to bundle up and get to work on the first snow inspection of the year.
Ryan Trares: Ice Age education
As an Arctic chill settled over central Indiana, it felt appropriate to be staring up at the great curved tusks of a woolly mammoth.
David Carlson: The power of memory
Several years ago, I was invited to speak at a conference center in southern Wisconsin on interfaith relations. It wasn’t until I looked at the conference brochure that I realized that I’d be returning to a place where I’d spent summers as a boy.
Editorial: Voters deserve respect, representation from their legislators
The (Terre Haute) Tribune-Star
Brian Howey: Believe your own eyes on Jan. 6 insurrection
U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz kicked off the Indiana Republican exodus from Congress about a year ago, and this first week of 2024 she has been joined by Greg Pence and Larry Bucshon in heading for the exits. It comes as the legal and political fallout from the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol insurrection continues.