Sarah Corn

Earlier this year, when the health department shuttered a small, multi-unit housing complex in Valparaiso’s College Hill neighborhood due to a bug infestation, nine adults, seven children, and ten animals were left suddenly homeless. Knowing these...

Residents at Rittenhouse Village at Portage got to show off their spookier side to friends and family at the Monster Mash-Bash Thursday. Those who gathered together had a chance to come out, eat, socialize, and have a good time, all while enjoying a...

In the late 1970s, the number of children entering foster care in the United States ballooned at an alarming rate.  Juvenile court officials across the country, including then Indiana Circuit Court Judge Raymond Kickbush, grew increasingly...

Two-time breast cancer survivor Debbie Smiertelny was first diagnosed with the disease in the 1980s, at the age of 23. As a new wife and mother to two young children, her prognosis terrified her. Bravely, she faced a mastectomy and chemotherapy,...

The work that Peggy Banks does as a breast patient navigator at Porter Regional Hospital’s Center for Women’s Health is more than a passion— it’s personal. Banks, a registered nurse, welcomed those gathered for the hospital’s 5th annual...