Sam Malkowski

When we think about World Hunger we rarely consider the struggle our own neighbors are going through. Approximately 1.1 million Hoosiers need a supplemental meal service like food pantries or stamps and are still barely getting by. Pack Away Hunger...

Every year local government implements policies and creates change to improve the community for everyone. Their efforts often go unnoticed. That is why the La Porte Chamber of Commerce established an annual State of the City luncheon in conjunction...

Porter Regional Hospital was built to help people with medical needs and emergencies. This year they are hosting a series of health related seminars to service the community before it needs saving. The topic on Thursday, March 31st was 5 Things You...

Sue Cleveland’s dream is to one day run an art shop out of a barn on her property. For now, she inspires her students to create their own artwork as a teacher at Michigan City High School. Art has always been a part of Sue’s life but it was...

Reliable employment is the first step in achieving the American Dream. The City of Hammond wants its people to know their well-being and success matters. For 13 years they have collaborated with businesses all over the region to bring a Job Fair full...

The moment so many have been waiting for finally came to pass on March 22nd of 2016. Athletes and faculty from Purdue’s North Central and Calumet campuses came together as one to introduce their new identity, new vision, and new mascot. They will...

TransPorte of LaPorte had something very important to celebrate on March 22nd. They held an Open House to include the community in a transition that will benefit everyone: The City of LaPorte would now officially run on propane. They were the first...

CityPoint Church and Portage Kiwanis invited the town to an special egg hunt and Easter breakfast early Saturday morning. Temperatures were low but spirits- and a candy wielding helicopter- were high as Woodland Park filled with guests. Click here...

Reality has never been more fun than the brief look students get at their annual Reality Stores. On March 16th, the 8th-grade class gathered in the Chesterton High School gymnasium to learn about paychecks, bills, and budgeting. The Reality Store...

Mary Kintzele has been telling the history of the Barker Mansion for over 24 years. February 27th was her last day as the building’s tour guide, housekeeper, and doctor. It was a bittersweet day: the end of an era but the beginning of another piece...