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Richard Feldman: APRNs not equivalent to physicians

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The advanced practice registered nurses, commonly known as nurse practitioners, are again at the legislature seeking independent practice. Currently an APRN with prescription authority must have a collaborative relationship with a physician that includes chart review.

JCPL Column: Meet Bibli the Bookworm

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Yes, it is true! Johnson County Public Library has its very own mascot. It’s not just any mascot, but Bibli the Bookworm — short for Bibliography.

Norman Knight: Days after holidays are not so sweet

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If all goes according to plan, Dear Readers, you will be wading through this column on Feb. 15, the day after Valentine’s Day. At the same time — again, if things go according to schedule — I will be sitting in a dentist’s chair wearing safety glasses and blanketed with a heavy vest having a permanent crown fitted onto my upper left back molar while yesterday’s Valentine’s celebration is just a sweet, fading memory. Thus, life goes on.

Michael Hicks: What is happening to labor supply?

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Several readers have asked what is happening in labor markets, and why it is so difficult to find workers. That’s a common concern in the post-COVID world and is worthy of a deep dive into labor market data. The Indiana experience is similar to many states, but with a few notable twists.

John Krull: Todd Rokita has chance to make things right

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People don’t always have a second chance to do the right thing.

Dick Wolfsie: Left to my own devices

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Mary Ellen and I compete against each other every evening as we watch Jeopardy! I usually win because she is also playing Sudoku and is only listening to the show.

Ryan Trares: Reflecting on these reflections

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About a year ago, this journey started.

David Carlson: More hot air

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I begin by apologizing to all the military balloon experts who will be insulted by my flippant attitude, but I have to admit that my first reaction to the Chinese balloon that floated over the country was to smile and say, “Really? You sent a balloon to spy on us?”

Niki Kelly: Banks has seemingly cleared the GOP field for Senate

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Indiana appears poised for the unfathomable: an unopposed Republican primary for an open U.S. Senate seat.

Mark Franke: The travails of local government

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“I don’t do this for the money. I do it for the late-night phone calls.” — A Monroeville, Indiana, town councilman.