Mark Ambrogi is a sports correspondent with a focus on local sports in Carmel. He has written for various newspapers and media outlets, including the Daily Journal of Johnson County, Associated Press, and WLFI. Mark's articles cover a range of sports topics, from college basketball to local sports events and news.
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Hudson Card completed 11 of 20 passes for 151 yards for the Boilermakers (1-9, 0-7). Purdue was limited to 85 rushing yards.
Today at 2:06 a.m. by MARK AMBROGI The Associated Press Penn St. minimizes miscues vs. Purdue
By: Mark Ambrogi, Kaycee Beck
“On one side of my family, my grandma was in New York City Ballet, and on the other side, my grandma was a music teacher and my grandpa was a recording artist in Alaska,” Beck said. “So, I grew up in a huge musical family and ‘White Christmas’ was such a meaningful and amazing movie to watch during the holiday seasons. Honestly, this is a dream role for me being Judy and it’s very surreal I’m here.”
It started out as a normal September morning in 2017 in the Toussing household in Lawrence Township.
Trampled by Turtles was created as a side project by vocalist Dave Simonett. “When we started, we had one show and that was going to be it,” Simonett said. “All of us were in rock bands and we wanted to try something acoustic. In the town of Duluth (Minn.,) where we started, no one else was doing t
Indie Lux Atelier’s move translates into a significant expansion.
Dionne Warwick has been performing for more than 60 years. Initially, she said she figured her career would last about five years.
The lead characters in Creekside Middle School’s musical didn’t know much about “Something Rotten! Jr.” before it was selected but now, they are embracing it.
For Don Farrell, “A Christmas Story: The Musical” is the perfect transition from movie version to musical.
The experience from the Orr Fellowship has been a big boost for Will Oberndorfer and the nonprofit he started with his mother, Lisa Oberndorfer.
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