Beiriger Elementary students build their own town
Imagine having the opportunity to plan your own town and how much knowledge would be required in terms of construction, engineering and all the amenities needed to make it thrive....
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Cooper’s Hawk restaurant coming to Schererville
Cooper’s Hawk, an upscale winery and restaurant with locations currently in 11 U.S. states, is coming to Schererville. The Schererville Plan Commission recently greenlighted the business for the Shops on...
CP council OKs relocation of Pickletime, Anytime Fitness
By a just one-vote margin, the Crown Point City Council on Feb. 4 approved a special use permit to allow a 24-hour fitness center and indoor pickleball court facility at...
Griffith theatre program expands student opportunities on and off stage
The Griffith High School and Middle School theatre program is breaking box office records as it continues to grow and attract aspiring actors, musicians and set and prop designers. Leading...
Griffith insists events will proceed despite missing budget line
When Indiana Gateway website showed no line item for “Events” in the Griffith’s 2024 budget, it cast doubt on whether the town would host its usual slate of outdoor events...
Crown Point eyes economic development funding, director
The City of Crown Point has big plans for approximately $2.3 million it has received as its share of the County Economic Development Income Tax. The city has allocated the...
Crown Point regulates massage businesses
Massage businesses operating in Crown Point will now need a special use permit, the City Council decided by unanimous vote at Monday’s meeting. Previously, Crown Point lacked a measure of...
Schererville eyes Illiana Speedway development groundbreaking in late 2024
The Town of Schererville envisions the former Illiana Speedway property as a regional destination park in Northwest Indiana. When complete, the 66-acre parcel will effectively become part of one larger...
Griffith teacher saves student from choking
January 29 was a typical day for Griffith Middle School math teacher Adam Noel until a sixth-grade student who appeared to be choking approached his desk. As Noel explained the...
Munster street realignment project nears start
Munster is on schedule to bid and break ground on the long-awaited grade separation project at 45th Street and Calumet Avenue to alleviate traffic congestion. Various land use and constructions...