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The man who fixes the furnace at our church saw me sitting quietly at the desk in the church Reading Room and asked if I felt like the Maytag repairman

I am still trying to digest unprofessional politician Chuck Grays narcissistic, self-centered diatribe in the WTE on April 6.

It is a safe bet that almost no one in Indiana knows less about basketball than me, but only a recluse could miss the hype over the Indianapolis Fever’s draft

BENTON HARBOR — The discovery of the drawing of a slave ship in a missionary’s journal written 185 years ago led to a book and movie called “Awakening to Justice:

A copy of the “Farm Journal Illustrated Farmers’ Directory of York County” from 1915 has local farming history spilling from its pages.

So sad to hear that the Independent Review and Crow River Media will cease publication this month. It’s been interesting to read comments about its history and effect on people.

Editor: Mary Ruth writes in her April 11th letter to the editor, “ I’m writing you just to let you know that something is going on to scare democrats of

Kiese Laymon, author of the acclaimed memoir "Heavy: An American Memoir," will be at Kleinhans Music Hall Thursday for the BABEL literary series.

In the months leading up to the 2024 election, we will undoubtedly hear about the threats of “misinformation” and “disinformation.”

They’ll need a miracle