Here’s your 219 News Now for September 10, 2024. Tito Jackson plans Tulsa entertainment center, then will open a Region location. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.
Ken VanderLugt, owner of The Remarkable Book Shop in Merrillville, leaves a legacy of used books, gentle smiles and loyal customers.
Voters should reject ban on private-sector hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx
A year into Israel’s fight against Hamas, the most important element of the conflict is not the missiles or manpower of the terrorist group. Rather, it is the 400-plus miles of tunnels carved out under the Gaza Strip. From those tunnels, Hamas and its sponsor, Iran, were able to train, equip…
Here’s your 219 News Now for September 9, 2024. Community Effort Produces Town’s First Outdoor Mural. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.
“It is a tragedy, perhaps, that human beings can get so much energy and enthusiasm from hate," Kurt Vonnegut wrote.
“People aren’t as bad as we think,” the old lady said. “We have more in common than we do different.”
The background of the debacle has been investigated, but not thoroughly or publicly.
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A newly uncovered secret document from Hamas's military intelligence service reveals a chilling plan for Israeli hostages. Discovered on the computer of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, this document details a strategy of psychological torture designed to exert maximum pressure on Israel. The docu…
Right problem, wrong solution. It’s one of the most familiar stories in politics.
With the election season heating up, let’s do a temperature check on the sliver of folks still deciding whom to vote for based on finances. Which presidential candidate has articulated an economic agenda that will be most helpful to you?
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Ken VanderLugt, owner of The Remarkable Book Shop in Merrillville, leaves a legacy of used books, gentle smiles and loyal customers.
Voters should reject ban on private-sector hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx
A year into Israel’s fight against Hamas, the most important element of the conflict is not the missiles or manpower of the terrorist group. Rather, it is the 400-plus miles of tunnels carved out under the Gaza Strip. From those tunnels, Hamas and its sponsor, Iran, were able to train, equip, organize and launch the horrific attacks of Oct. 7.
“It is a tragedy, perhaps, that human beings can get so much energy and enthusiasm from hate," Kurt Vonnegut wrote.
For years I have admired our street department’s work (curbside debris, Popcorn Festival preparation and clean-up, etc.). After the most recent storm (tornado?), I had extensive tree damage on my property. Short branches, cut up limbs, and tree remnants covered the curbside of a three city l…
I'm so glad that all seven of our illustrious GOP congresspeople voted to reinstate the Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. What a great time in our history to celebrate secessionists. Just like those people on Jan. 6.
George Washington wanted political term limits, and he didn't mean playing the game of hopping continuously from one political office to another. He meant serve our Country and then go back and live as a working citizen.
“The higher up the scale the less the evidence sticks. And when you get to the top, nothing sticks at all.” This quote from the Inspector Morse series perfectly describes the state of America’s judiciary.