Stacey Kellogg

The Lifer vegetable garden at the Life Site office is progressing well, as this budding bean blossom shows. I usually prefer bush beans (which don’t climb) but these climbing pole beans will be just as delicious when the veggies come in. We look...

Ever been to one of those summer festivals that has the fancy misting tents to help keep you cool? Yeah, that’s OK. But how about a 10-foot-tall T-rex and a giant unicorn that squirt water instead? Welcome to Michigan City PRIDE Fest 2019. The...

Just a few short months after the La Porte Economic Advancement Partnership (LEAP) officially came together, the organization has launched a new web experience serving clients, business professionals, and the community at large. Its name amply...

One of the first tasks the Healthcare Foundation of La Porte (HFL) tackled after it was officially formed in 2016 was to take a 30,000-foot view of the charitable organization landscape in La Porte County. Before the HFL could be sure they were...

When Meredith Colias-Pete and Joseph Pete found themselves sitting on a particular blue couch at a family gathering a couple years ago, they kind of knew that they might end up together forever. They may have been in denial a bit, but deep down, I...

Back in 1964, Pete Peuquet had worked for Orville Redenbacher and Charlie Bowman while simultaneously going through college and pursuing a degree in economics and finance. Peuquet had worked with Chester, Inc., as a client with a previous job, and...

It’s an epic year for Purdue Federal Credit Union as the organization celebrates its 50th anniversary of building trusting relationships with members and communities all over the world. Locally in the Region, the cornerstone of that celebration is...

Signature events provided nurses at La Porte Hospital with appreciative reprieve, some blissful calm, delicious food, and multiple blessings as staff across the health system celebrated National Nurses’ Week. The hands that reach out with care and...

In what Porter Regional Hospital’s lead nursing educator called “The Oscars of Nursing,” the hospital awarded seven honors to local nurses or aids and recognized dozens of their peer nominees at the organization’s annual National Nurses Week...

Injecting positivity and vibrancy into communities – both economically and otherwise—is only successful when great minds meet community-oriented people, all of whom are ready to roll up their sleeves and get the work done. The professionals at...