Monthly Archives: March 2022

Mental Health & Wellness Grants Available for Artists

INDIANAPOLIS — Central Indiana-based artists and arts administrators are invited to apply now for a new round of Wug Laku Mental Health & Wellness Grants supported by the Herbert Simon Family Foundation, the Indy Arts Council. The grants, which range from $250-$750, can be used for one-on-one therapy, support groups, … Read More

Home Improvement Scams Increase After Storms

INDIANAPOLIS — Use caution when hiring a home improvement contractor especially following a major storm, flood, or other weather event when many homeowners are trying to repair their homes. However, contractor scams can happen any time, so be wary of high-pressure sales tactics, up front fees, and fly-by-night businesses. Con … Read More

Local School Students Win Gold Medals at State Conference for Leadership

HANCOCK CO. — The Indiana Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) State Conference was held March 6-8 at the Horizon Center in Muncie, Indiana. Students competed in State events and National STAR events. For the eighth year in a row, the Mt. Vernon High School FCCLA Chapter received … Read More

Irvington Haiku Contest

IRVINGTON — To celebrate National Poetry Month (March 15-April 15), there will be a haiku contest for residents of Irvington and the surrounding area. Deadline to submit entries is April 15. The contest is open to all ages. Entries should be in the “traditional” 17 syllable, 5,7,5 format. Suggested topics … Read More

Steve’s Story, Part 5

In the last installment of this series, Steve had gone to Grad school and become a full time Librarian in Extension/Bookmobile Services. Mary Beth was eight years old and we decided it was time to take her to Disney World. Steve’s Dad Uncle Bernard lived in Florida. The 1982 World’s … Read More