Rian Rolland News Today

This narrative is both a history lesson and a tribute. It is prompted by the very recent passing of Larry Hayes, longtime editorial page editor of The Journal Gazette.

When the nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on May 17, 1954, that state laws establishing racial segregation in public schools were unconstitutional, the decision did little to

Retired NiSource Chairman and CEO Gary Neale, who grew the utility into a Fortune 500 company and the countrys third-largest national gas distributor, died in Colorado at the age of

Todays writers are Michael L. Noll, Ketu Oladuwa and Sean Collentine, and Larry Lee of Fort Wayne and Todd Stephenson of the Friends of the Lincoln Collection Indiana

An 87-year-old local woman has received the Sagamore of the Wabash award from Gov. Eric Holcomb’s office for her work in preserving Abraham Lincoln’s history in Indiana.

Mimi Rolland, one half of a couple whose philanthropy has resulted in various local landmarks being named in their honor, died on Saturday. She was 90.

Ladonna Huntley James had no idea the seeds she was planting when she launched the first Johnny Appleseed Festival in 1975.

Ladonna Huntley James had no idea the seeds she was planting when she launched the first Johnny Appleseed Festival in 1975.

A nearly floor-to-ceiling projection of an Abraham Lincoln portrait greets visitors to the downtown Allen County Public Library’s Lincoln Collection showcase.

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