Who’s Paying Attention to the Big Stuff?

Last week we talked about a quote from Thomas Jefferson. OK, pardon the drastic switch but this week let’s look at a quote that “sort of” came out of Wonderland – with Alice. A lot of people attribute – if you don’t know where you’re going any road will get you there – to Lewis…

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Billy Neal Landers

May 4, 1937 – August 26, 2022 Billy Neal Landers, 85, of Noblesville, passed away August 26, 2022.  He was born on May 4, 1937, in Moulton, Alabama, the son of the late Robert Calvin and Mamie (Terry) Landers.  Mr. Landers married Evelyn Pauline Turner on June 13, 1959. He took his passion for gardening…

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Marcella Ann (Beard) Compton

August 19, 2022 Marcella Ann (Beard) Compton, 89, went to be with her Lord and Savior on August 19, 2022. Mrs. Compton was a 1950 graduate of Sheridan High School and a lifelong member of the Sheridan First Christian Church. She loved traveling and most of all, being with family. She was a kind soul…

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Columbus Named Indiana Community of the Year

Columbus, Indiana is the complete package. A robust business climate, philanthropic spirit, exceptional workforce and quality of life opportunities illustrate what a thriving place it is. One that’s punctuated by magnificent architecture, which makes it a destination for visitors and attraction for residents. In recognition, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce is honoring Columbus as its…

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Congressional Delegation, Secretary Buttigieg Among Speakers Slated for D.C. Fly-in

The list of speakers continues to be assembled to address attendees at the Indiana Chamber of Commerce D.C. Fly-in event to be held Sept. 21-22. Among those scheduled will be a brief address from former South Bend Mayor, Democratic presidential candidate and current U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg. “We’re excited about delivering an experience…

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Groups Challenge Indiana’s Abortion Ban

Indiana lawmakers, during the recent special session, took a stand on abortion. This week, several groups combined efforts and filed a lawsuit challenging it. Senate Bill 1, signed into law last month by Gov. Holcomb, was the first new abortion ban passed by a state legislature following the overturn of Roe v. Wade. It will…

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