LWV

This is part two of a series testing the claim that the LWV 2023 stances have remained stable for decades as evidenced by comparing to the GOP and Dem Party…

On Sept. 30, our local League of Women Voters of Montgomery County hosted presidents from other Leagues statewide, during which one president shared that some non-League people believe the League…

“I’m a very tough person, but in this job, I cry a lot. Sometimes, though it’s happy tears,” said Nickee Sillery, medical director for the Animal Welfare League. “Like I…

John Smilie remembers learning in the fourth grade that most of the world’s energy came from non-renewable sources and one day they’d run out. Yet as he grew up reading…

Ever had a season of life that you thought might break you? Chances are you were living through multiple life stressors, any of which strain a person but when piled…

Housing and job “shortages are two sides of the same coin,” wrote Ben Winck and Andy Kiersz for Business Insider in 2021. “Cities with the most job openings don’t have…

Indiana Youth Group’s Journey Reabe faces a fun, but tough challenge trying to pin down what the youth she’s serving like, as in, like to do, like to eat, like…

When was the last time you gazed at the night sky and could identify more than three constellations? There are 88 of them, 36 in the northern sky, 52 in…

As the League of Women Voters prepares to celebrate Women’s Equality Day on Friday, Aug. 25 (5-7 p.m. in Mural Alley), it’s worth reflecting on the state of equality in…

Todd Barton said two questions follow him when he’s on the town. When are we going to get another grocery store? And what about housing? “Anyone who knows you, knows…