Recently, two former Indiana State Police Peru Post commanders, First Sergeant Mike Nichols and Major Pat O’Connor, were recognized by Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas G. Carter for a combined 70 years of service to the Indiana State Police Department.
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Blackford youth baseball registration will be held at City Hall, 700 N. Walnut St., Hartford City, on Saturday, March 2 and March 9 from 9:00 a.m. to noon. They will be offering discount fundraiser cards to offset the cost of registration again this year. There is also a discount for reg…
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The boys swim team finished the regular season with a 99-73 victory over Eastern. The win moves the boys to 8-4-1 overall. It is the first time the Bruins have won eight meets since the ’95-96 team went 8-8. It was also the first winning season for boys swimming since going 11-6 in ’94-95.
Blackford’s junior high school wresting team last week tied Southern Wells 18-18.
The Blackford boys’ basketball team ended a 5-year streak of being trounced by Oak Hill.
The Bruins were plagued by poor shooting and some uncharacteristic turnovers, but overcame those obstacles to get past Tri-Central 67-51. Things looked especially troubling early as the Bruins had no one who could consistently find the basket. The Bruins trailed 15-7 after one and Luke B…
(StatePoint) The cultural phenomenon sparked by professional organizing consultant Marie Kondo has motivated millions worldwide to declutter. While cleaning out your closet and making a financial plan may be two very different things, tidying up your finances can also “spark joy.”
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(BPT) - In a recent survey, one in five Americans reported they have never had a serious conversation about money with their significant other, and less than half said they’re comfortable discussing finances with their partner.
Whether you like to graze all day at the office or eat simply out of boredom, it can be tough to make healthy snack choices when you’re sitting at a desk, especially if you’re limited to a potato chip-filled vending machine, a co-worker’s candy jar or a nearby fast food restaurant.
You know the routine. Life’s hectic, and you’re short on time. For ease and convenience, how often do you find yourself reaching for pre-packaged, processed foods or hitting the drive-thru after work? Even grocery stores provide single-serving meals you can heat for a quick bite.
It’s that time of year again, where football is at the center of many a weekend party. Foods like chips, dip, sliders, taquitos and mozzarella sticks are standard fare, but is there a way to make Super Bowl Sunday a little more health conscious without taking away any of the fun of these time-honored treats? We say, absolutely yes. Check out three excellent swaps for your game day feast.
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