A Road Trip Not Taken
Hey, everyone: This is a super scary and weird time to be living, and I feel like all of us are struggling with so many very difficult decisions, so I wanted to share what my last week has been like in case it helps.
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Issue: April/May 2020
What Do You Think? Hollingsworth Chooses Economy Over Lives
With the COVID-19 death toll rising and the United States economy plummeting, Indiana’s 9th District Rep. Trey Hollingsworth says reopening the country is more important than any increase in deaths that doing so would bring.
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Chamber Singers to Present ‘Considering Matthew Shepard’
Matthew Shepard, a gay University of Wyoming student, was brutally murdered 22 years ago, and his death served as a catalyst for legislative and cultural change.
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Robins with Tiny Backpacks Help Monitor Climate Change
For many, the sight of a red-breasted robin pulling worms from the ground is a sure sign of spring. Conventional wisdom holds that robins fly south for the winter and return north as the temperatures warm up.
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How Emily Pike Saved Her Stepmother By Donating a Kidney to a Stranger
When Christi Pike, 57, woke up with a headache on December 21, 2018, she asked her husband, Jim, to take her to Urgent Care so she wouldn’t be sick over the holidays.
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