Morris to preach at LP Presbyterian Church
County auditor speaks to MC Exchange
Oncologist joins LP Physician Network
Kazakevicius to lead sales at South Shore
Two county judicial officers honored
MICHIGAN CITY — Despite ongoing concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic, one group of Michigan City students reached out to make sure their peers had what they needed to start the school year.
New doctors at Woodland Cancer Center
breaking ground for new building
Harvard Psychologist, Mahzarin Banaji coined the term “thumbprint of my culture.” She and many others have studied implicit bias. These are biases we all have and use without conscious awareness. Our brain works fast to make decisions constantly and develop mental shortcuts. These shortcuts …
Children can try out for Christmas play
Horizon’s Dwight honored by IBA
Arise & Shine speaks at Exchange
Dollar General Literacy grant to Crichfield
Silver Birch celebrates Assisted Living Week
Mercy Fund helps support food pantries
MICHIGAN CITY — A man whom the Roman Catholic Church has taken from the Midwest to the Holy Land will now be teaching his faith on 10th Street in Michigan City.
Counseling center launches new website
MERRILLVILLE — Catholics across the Diocese of Gary will join others across the United States next week for a day of prayer and fasting in support of peace and an end to racism.
La PORTE — A local leader in the telecommunications field has a new leader, but plans to continue stressing its core values for growth.
Communion at Presbyterian Church of LP
MC Exchange donates to Boys & Girls Club
Wild Bill’s Tobacco coming to MC
MERRILLVILLE — Centier Bank has announced the promotions of Lydia Post to assistant vice president of Small Business Banking in Porter and La Porte counties; and mortgage loan officer Marija Radiceska to officer of the bank.
MICHIGAN CITY — Virtual learning allowed a local chamber leader to explore best practices for her member organizations.
Kutch joins School of American Music faculty
La PORTE — The Mission Quilters at La Porte Missionary Church have given away nearly 2,000 hand-sewn quilts in the community, state, nation, and even internationally.
High Holy Days to be celebrated virtually
Michigan City Exchange Club
Helping businesses build online presence
La PORTE — A staple of the La Porte fast food scene for 35 years is getting a major facelift.
Vinson speaks at Presbyterian Church of LP
CHICAGO — It’s a quandary that’s been facing couples since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March – do you really want to plan a wedding during a pandemic?
MICHIGAN CITY — The county’s community mental health center has added a new staff member who specializes in child and adolescent psychology.
Battle promoted to lieutenant at LJCF
The Supreme Court reviewed three court cases where the employers terminated employees because the employees were homosexual or transgender.
Exchange gets Promise Scholarship update
New IFB office hosts celebration
La PORTE — Charlie Adams has dedicated himself to developing not just a motivational talk, but a powerful experience on the lessons people can learn from the Miracle on Ice, said La Porte First United Methodist Church.
Presbyterian services, carillon recital
MICHIGAN CITY — The Roosevelt pipe organ series will continue Aug. 19 with a performance by organist Mark Sudeith.
LP County farm earns Homestead Award
IFB Insurance opens new La Porte office
Worship at Presbyterian Church of La Porte
MICHIGAN CITY — Temple Missionary Baptist Church, 2725 Wabash St., will be hosting a Summer Revival on Sunday, Aug. 9, through Wednesday, Aug. 12. Services begin at 6:30 p.m. each evening.
Michigan City Exchange Club
Poff earns promotion at Horizon
Sunset Grille to remain closed for season
David Kessler, an expert on grief, described three ways people respond to a crisis. There are those who panic, unsure of what to do or how to cope; those moving along with guidance they’ve been given; and those who want others to calm down and get back to business as usual.
THREE OAKS, Mich. — Michigan City resident and pianist Aglaja Petrova will be among the featured performers Saturday during the Harbor Arts’ Music in the Park program at Dewey Cannon Park in Three Oaks, Michigan.
Bickler graduates from Bradley
MICHIGAN CITY — Barker students competed in a weeklong STEM Community Challenge as part of the 2020 National Engineers Week, from Feb. 17-21.
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