A Fight to End Alzheimer's and All Dementia's

Letter to Editor

Support the fight to end Alzheimer's

Words of support

NAPA Reauthorization Act and the Alzheimer's Accountability Act

It’s time to reauthorize these bills to keep up our momentum in the fight to End Alzheimer’s and All Other Dementia.

ARaymond investing $12 million in Logansport plant

Investment solidifies long-term commitment to region; New equipment for auto supplier’s coating lines will arrive in December 2023

ARaymond Inducted into Indiana Manufacturers Hall of Fame

"Creating positive impact in both the Logansport community and in our ARaymond community are the driving force," says plant manager

Indiana Volunteers Share in Global Campaign Offering Message of Hope

Campaign to feature the special public edition of The Watchtower with the theme “What Is God’s Kingdom?”

Finding Good Tenants for Rental Properties | Daniel Duran Shelbyville

Daniel Duran Shelbyville on finding good tenants for your rental properties.

TCC and Wireless Zone to donate 120,000 backpacks with school supplies

11th annual School Rocks Backpack Giveaway takes place this Sunday!

Why do people with autism poop more while using the bathroom?

There are solutions to understanding the problem that a child may experience while they are needing to use the bathroom with autism.

Indiana tornado survivors affected by tornado can apply for assistance

Members of FEMA and several state and national organizations across the U.S. will visit the Monroe County area, helping survivors in need.

Washington, Indiana needs more attention for relocation and work

In a small Indiana city, many have not considered moving to the town for work and a new way of life, well, in time, we could see changes.

Loogootee will not make history tonight in city mayoral election

In a turn of events in the small town of Loogootee, Ind., the mayoral seat will remain as a male-dominated seat for this election.

A small Indiana town could make political history in mayoral election

The city of Loogootee has been known for many things, but has never seen a woman in power at any political level as the city of Loogootee

Go-to Decorator for Sorority Interiors Assists New Alpha Chi Omega HQ

New National Headquarters Creates Connection Between Organization's History & Leverages Technology to Support Work for the Future

Medicare's Denial of Alzheimer's Treatments "Unjust and harmful"

Need Representative Carson's Support!

Alzheimer’s Disease Medicaire Coverage

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) must provide full and unrestricted coverage for FDA-approved Alzheimer’s treatments

Local teachers receive appreciation gifts from Verizon retailer

Fishers-based Verizon authorized retailer, TCC, gives back to hundreds of teachers through annual Teachers Rock initiative

Support Additional Alzheimer’s and dementia research

We're asking Representative Carson to help.

Indiana Families Find Solutions to Bullying From a Surprising Source

According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, one out of every five students reports being bullied

Indiana’s Exotic Feline Rescue Center Using Rat Birth Control

SenesTech is Revolutionizing Pest Control with ContraPest®, the EPA Registered Birth Control for Rats™

Over 1,000 Veterans’ Stories Shared Through VFW #StillServing Campaign

U.S. Military Veterans Volunteer More Time, Donate More Money and Participate More Than Civilian Population

Mooresville Veteran & Service Dog Honored for #StillServing

National Veterans of Foreign Wars #StillServing campaign recognizes veterans who continue to serve in the community after the military.

Local Nonprofit Holding Event to Support Domestic Violence Survivors

Community to tailgate for a cause before the Indianapolis Colts play the Tennessee Titans at home on Oct. 2

McDonald’s Donates Nearly $68,000 to Ronald McDonald House Charities

Donation is the culmination of the ‘Hats Off to the Houses’ Campaign

Global Event Promotes Pursuit of Peace

2022 “Pursue Peace” Convention Unites 239 Countries in More Than 500 Languages

Country Powerhouse Russell Dickerson Brings She Likes It Tour to Indy

Multi-platinum country music artist Russell Dickerson will bring his hit songs and electric energy to Indianapolis to kick off tour.

Protecting Free Speech!

Indianapolis Residents Reflect on the Impact of A 2002 Historic Supreme Court Ruling

TCC and Wireless Zone stores handing out free backpacks on July 31

Authorized Verizon retailers to donate 140,000 backpacks full of school supplies through annual School Rocks Backpack Giveaway

Clothes Moths Feasted in Pandemic; Ate Clothing and Museum Exhibits

Franklin Pest Solutions Offers Tips to Help Prevent Infestations

May is Older Americans Month

Did you know the oldest Hoosier to give the gift of life was 103? You are never too old to register to be an organ and tissue donor.

International Conscientious Objector Day

South Korea’s Alternative Civilian Service Violates International Standards

Luke Bryan To Head Back to Monroeville For His 2022 Farm Tour

Country music superstar Luke Bryan will take The Hoosier State by storm to kick off his 2022 Farm Tour on September 15, 2022.

2022 is a Banner Year for Termites and Carpenter Ants

Strong Snow and Rainfall a Big Draw for Wood-Chewing Insects

Franklin Pest Solutions and Two Men and a Truck Help Moms

Drop Off Donations at Franklin Locations in Indiana and Kentucky To Benefit Moms in Movers For Moms Program

Fit Body Boot Camp Now Open for Greenwood Residents

New Gym Offers Transformation Challenge Designed to Burn Twice the Calories in Half the Time with Science-Based Exercise

Franklin Pest Solutions Sponsors 2022 Bug Bowl Intern

Twenty-Year-Old Intern Meghan Jerke Originally from Bloomington, Ind. Will Help With Bug Bowl

Jehovah’s Witnesses Reach Residents With a Modified Ministry

This article shows the successes of a ministry through phone calls, letters, and Zoom.

Love Filled the Gap When Touch Became Taboo

Physical Distancing Magnifies Pandemic Isolation for Deaf-Blind Community

Hoosiers can now say ‘yes’ to saving lives in new way

Indiana becomes first state to require state licensing agency to ask applicants if they wish to register as organ and tissue donors

Crestview Elementary School receives $1,000 from local retailer

Twenty-three schools across the U.S. awarded $1,000 to fulfill their largest education needs, including Crestview Elementary