Policymakers can endlessly debate giving or not giving the public certain benefits and services, but once people have become ...

Harold the Giraffe has visited local schools as the mascot of the Life Education Center‘s programs, sponsored by the Iroquois ...

Throughout 2024, First Financial Bank and the First Financial Foundation made donations to Still I Rise, the United Way of ...

As a coach and educator for 37 years, Cissna Park native Barry Bauer has spent almost 30 of those years making memories as ...

The Caregivers Support Group continues to give support, understanding, and expert advice each month. Uplifted Care will hold ...

From pretty much the moment the Chicago Bears hired Ben Johnson as head coach, veteran coach Dennis Allen was linked to ...

Kyra Baltas, of Manhattan, has completed her master’s degree work in the conservation field. Her degree was earned from Miami ...

In this weekend’s A Taylor-Made Life, Taylor Leddin-McMaster recounts an inspiring story in which an individual went the extra mile to create their own positivity.

Several local students have been named to the president’s list or dean’s list of Southern New Hampshire University for the fall semester: ...

I have written before of my impressions of the history of World War II and especially Auschwitz. This past week was a ...

Many writers have used the word in clever ways. It’s an intelligent almost magical way to say “garbage” or “trash.” The yuck of life. The crumbs we leave behind. Writers love to play with the word.

The Rev. Vincent Clark Sr., has been selected as the Daily Journal’s 2024 Lifetime Achievement Citizen of the Year. Clark died in September due to complications following a stroke. Clark was praised ...