The power of history in the Digital Age
Throughout my life, history has always had a firm grip on my heart and imagination. I’ve long been drawn to things from the past, not just stories or dates in books, but tangible relics. I love old things.
A Champion’s Journey
Alan Arnett passing values to his son while playing basketball overseas
Pre-gaming the college experience
IU Kokomo's Groups Scholars program prepares students for success
Park Band finishes with Hollywood flair
'And the Oscar Goes to ..." is a star-studded season finale July 23
A crooked stick in the hands of God
Your past does not disqualify you; Christ is redemption
Basketball is basketball
No matter the level of competition, doing the little things right matters
A visit from Bud
Outdoors writer helps local resident with his archery
Gen Z’s deep need for mentorship
Gen Z is currently the largest generation globally and in the U.S. That fact alone makes their influence on the world undeniable. But what’s even more striking is the hunger this generation has for mentorship, not just career guidance or academic help, but for real, intentional life mentorship. Spiritual direction. Emotional support. Wisdom from those who’ve walked the road before them.
From students to stakeholders
Building a lifelong IU Kokomo community
Connecting the dots
Martha Warner’s impactful journey as alumni board president
The way up is down
There’s a saying that has stuck with me: the way up is down. It might sound simple, but it carries a deep truth when it comes to life, success, and growth; whether in your career, your calling, or even in sports.
When logic fails, trust in the Lord
There’s this strange pattern I’ve noticed in my own life. My thinking doesn’t always make sense, not even to me. Yet, even in the middle of confusion or poor reasoning, I’m still able to come up with something I would call “logic.”
Helping them learn the language
More than half of the children who attend Logansport Community Schools speak a language other than English at home.
Freedom from anxiety through Jesus
Throughout my life, I’ve dealt with an overwhelming amount of anxiety. There were seasons when it became almost unbearable, debilitating to the point where simply functioning felt like an impossible task. I know what it’s like to try and mask the trembling hands, to force smiles, and to move through life pretending everything is fine.
IU Kokomo gets physical with kids
Student-led FIT camp fights childhood obesity with wellness education
Thanks to Strawberry Festival volunteers, sponsors
A letter to the editor from the Kokomo Downtown Association
By grace alone
Heaven isn't a reward for good behavior
A moment, a memory, a mystery
Time feels different depending on circumstance; we choose how we move through it
Invest, invite, but rarely insist
God's love should be shared with compassion and conviction
'We the People' concerned about water
A letter to the editor from a local activist group
The true measure of a leader
A friend once told me, “You are only as strong a leader as your pain threshold.”
Asking IDEM for air quality hearing
Letter to the editor, March 1, 2025
Blessed to Be a Blessing
We have a responsibility to share the wisdom and love God gives us
Health First for Howard County
A letter to the editor from Howard County Commissioner Jack Dodd