I was a Brownie for less than 2 years. I remember wearing the ENTIRE Brownie uniform to school. I think it included a skirt,...
Summer is here, school is out, and our kiddos are home. We all want to encourage reading and learning throughout the summer, but if...
October is Blindness/Visual Impairment Awareness Month. In celebration of this month, I want to introduce you to an organization providing vital and life-changing services to...
If you're like me, you've set goals for 2020. One of my top personal priorities was to continue to give back and volunteer for a...
Over 65 years ago, at a time when individuals with disabilities were widely assumed to be unable to contribute to society, Noble was born....
We all want to raise our kids to be kind. We yearn to see them show compassion, lend a helping hand, and grow up...
May is Mobility Awareness Month. This month helps shine a light on the need and options available to help people with disabilities. It's a...
About a year ago I was flipping through a local northside mailer when I saw an article about The O'Connor House. I scanned the...
When Work is Fun
Work has always been a bright spot in my life, but especially lately—and one of the very brightest has been the...
I thought I was destined for the stage when I was growing up. Little did I know, I was more destined to continue to...
There’s something about a neighborhood that knows how to gather.
Not for a big, once-a-year blowout—but for something smaller, steadier, and just as meaningful. Something...
In + Around Indy
Your Guide to Indiana Fever Game Day
It’s a new era of women’s basketball. After intense negotiations, the league and the players agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement.
The biggest outcome:...
