Philip Potempa

Valparaiso City Council President Robert Cotton and council constituents devoted more than 90 minutes of further point and counterpoint dialogue

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NWI Symphony’s 2024-25 concert season brings back Broadway, and movie music of John Williams.

My wise, wizened late family friend Irene Jakubowski, who would have celebrated her 102nd birthday on this Sunday, Aug. 25, said it best when she referred to the attractive menu taste of pork and b…

It was a decade ago this month when I reviewed “The Beverly Hillbillies, The Musical” for the 2014 world premiere staged at Theatre at the Center at The Center for Visual and Performing Arts in Munster.

Chicago attorney Jim Nagle is a visionary for preserving history. Originally from Elmhurst, Illinois, Nagle is also a real estate developer who has been watching the latest transformation of downto…

Last Monday, Sept. 2, wasn't just the date of the Labor Day holiday. It also holds the designation status of “World Coconut Day.”

When the first Harry Potter book by J.K. Rowling “Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone” published in June 1997, it changed the literature landscape for young readers.

American Culinary Chefs of Northwest Indiana has doubled in size in recent years following the pandemic pause of 2020.

A new two-month free exhibit at Chesterton Art Center celebrates rituals, customs and cultural heritage through the mediums of fresco painting and photography.