Former Lake judge recounts life on the bench
Former Lake County Circuit Court Judge Lorenzo Arredondo may be retired from the bench, but he's definitely not retired from the world around him. The current candidate for Indiana Attorney...
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Art of chocolate on display during pie contest
The chocolate pie tradition continues at Paul Henry's Art Gallery. Each February around Valentines Day, regular visitors, as well as newbies, whip up their favorite chocolate pie recipe and enter...
Actor bringing Hollywood home to Gary
This weekend's 5th Annual Black Film Festival at the Glen Theatre aims to highlight what goes into film production. But making it happen was a production in of itself. Hosted...
St. Mary Medical Center sheds light on heart treatments
Retired nurse Jane Gordon found herself on the other side of the medical fence when she began to have health problems, particularly a heart attack in 2008. Over the next...
Special rec group offers a day to dance
The Turkey Creek Banquet Room recently was transformed into a wonderland of white, pink and red decorations fit for a royal court celebration. And many of those attending the Cooperative...
Valentine event showcases seniors’ love of dance
When Carole Becker of Highland retired from the health care industry 16 years ago, she made a list of things she wanted to try. All have been accomplished – and...
Hammond event lauds a history of love
Dropping out of high school and then getting laid off from a job can send many a young man on the road to frustration. But for Willie Jones, it was...
Glass half full at Hammond art event
Rachel Schasbuch of Hammond celebrated her birthday in a unique way this year. She joined her aunt Deanna Gonzalez of Michigan City and her friend Diana Kalnynas of Hammond to...
Historian finds a local home for Hammond TV show
When flipping through television channels, most people don't notice the station's call letters listed at the beginning or end of a program. Hammond resident Tony Diaz does, and his attention...
M’ville library branches off into family trees
When Sandy Kimmich of Schererville took a Genealogy class during her senior year in high school, she had no idea the information she received would become an important part of...