By Mark Ambrogi Legally blind, Grace Nuhfer was limited in sports in which she could compete. “She can’t compete in any sports that involve a racket, bat or club,” said her father, Adam Nuhfer. “It […]
By Torry Stiles 10. “Does e-learning have e-snow days?”: 9. “What do you suppose Dick the Bruiser would have done?” 8. “Shoveling snow is back-breaking work. I should have my mom take a break.” 7. […]
By Nicole Davis Chin National Day is a celebration of freedom, liberty and equality – something the people of Myanmar continue to fight for to this day. For the 20,000 Southside Indianapolis Chin residents, it’s […]
By Bradley Lane On Dec. 4 at 4:45 a.m., 14 Chicago police officers stormed into the apartment of Chicago Black Panther Party Chairman, Fred Hampton and murdered him in his sleep. Hampton was only 21 […]
By Rick Hinton Do you feel you might have been visited by those who have passed on? Is it someone you’ve had a relationship with, such as friends, a parent, grandparents, siblings or children? Is […]
By Nicole Davis Cub Scout Pack 610 is preparing to sleep outside in the middle of winter as an effort to raise awareness and funds for the homeless. While the Scouts are the only ones […]
On Feb. 1, seven Roncalli High School senior athletes signed letters of intent to compete collegiately. Abbie Carr signed with Saint Xavier University (Chicago) under coach Erin Mollohan to compete in softball. Carr was on […]
On Thursday, Jan. 28, the gym in Nativity Catholic School in Franklin Township was the site of a keen competition – the schoolwide spelling bee. Forty students from fourth through eighth grades went head-to-head in […]
By Curtis Honeycutt I’m going to lean on my three years of high school Latin to answer this question. I really wanted to make sure I was profiled as a giant nerd during my formative […]