Pendleton - The Indiana State Police and other agencies across Indiana will be participating in the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement mobilization to educate motorists about the dangers and consequences of impaired driving. From June 30th to July 8th, officers will be increasing patrols to prevent tragedies previously seen around the July 4th holiday.
Attorney General Todd Rokita warns Hoosiers to avoid text message scams. If you are receiving a lot of scams via text, don’t worry – you’re not alone.
When we think about the challenges and possibilities of our future, it’s easy to ignore our responsibilities while we imagine someone else stepping into our situation and helping us achieve our goals. Hoping that another person will provide what we need or figure out the solutions to our problems is not a substitute for perseverance.
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (06/28/23). Share support with friends to grow this year. Explorations yield treasure with disciplined efforts. Your home overflows with love this autumn, before the winter team changes. Shifting springtime domestic circumstances require adaptation, motivating career blastoff to another level next summer. Together, you can handle anything.
To try and put all of this into one People Speak column would be a fool’s errand. This is why I hope the great staff of the Call Leader allow what is probably going to be three different submissions. With that being said, shall we get into the meat of this.
Spring sports season at School in a Soybean Field switches the focus from random play and basketball to track and field. The seventh-grade and social studies teacher, Jack, is the all-sports coach for the seventh and eighth-grade boys.
Dear Amy: I’m halfway through a two-week visit with my 89-year-old mom, and my stress level is through the roof. On the one hand, I know that her life isn’t easy due to numerous health issues, including memory and vision loss – plus my dad’s death just over a year ago.
The Muscik Cemetery is unique among all cemeteries in Madison County, and what makes it unique is the reason for the name of a nearby town. Madison County Historian Stephen T.
Ronald Thomas Shaw, 44, of Elwood, was arrested Monday, June 19 for failure to appear. Derek Daray, 38, of Elwood, was arrested Monday, June 19 for invasion of privacy.