In the past, the only option for people with aging loved ones who need regular care was to either become their caregiver or send them…
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BY MADISYN TAYLOR Breaking your family patterns may be the most important work you do and the most challenging. It is easy to believe that in…
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By: Todd Smekens Tough Month for Mike White It’s been a tough couple weeks for Mike White, the so-called “right-hand man” for Phil Nichols who…
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Public roadways are intended to be safe for all who use them, not only car and truck drivers but also pedestrians and cyclists. However, this…
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Work-related injuries occur every single day in the United States. While we’ve come a long way from the days of the Industrial Revolution, it’s still…
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Poor Governor Holcomb has been begging college students to stay in Indiana instead of packing their bags and heading elsewhere. As I pointed out yesterday,…
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Indiana has found another area where we rank high – drugs. In fact, we are ranked #5 by a recent report using “Drug Use &…
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Last December, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 passed, federally legalizing hemp-derived CBD in the U.S. The new law now considers hemp a crop that…
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A myth is a story created by humans. Every ‘culture of humans’ has its own explanation of what this majestic universe means. The stories give…
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Even FBI investigations and arrests don’t stop the local democratic machine from playing games with their community–mainly their voters and some candidates. This go around…
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