On Saturday, Kevin Oliver and his friends gathered at Athletic Park to host a Halloween event for families to mingle, listen to live music, take part in kid-friendly activities and do some trick-or-treating. Young children in strollers and teenagers roamed the grounds dressed as superheroes, goblins and other imaginative creatures. The fun had an underlying purpose.
It's late March, and the Indiana Hoosiers are doing what Indiana Hoosiers do — playing team basketball and bidding for an NCAA Tournament championship.
I've written before about The Herald Bulletin's daily online poll question and why the results you see reported in the print edition might not square with the results you find later at heraldbulletin.com for the same poll.
With the entire NCAA men's tournament set to be played in the confines of Indiana this month, our basketball pride is swelling.
Sometimes partial information can create more confusion than no information at all.
Greg "Red" Randolph was a larger-than-life hero to his younger brothers.
Each February I used to grow what I called a 60-degree beard. It was my own stupid, uncharitable spin on No-Shave November. On Feb. 1, I’d stop shaving, and I wouldn’t pick up a razor again until the temperature touched 60 degrees.
After months of limits on patrons in businesses, restaurants and bars and a ban on large public gatherings, Gov. Eric Holcomb last week moved Indiana into Stage 5 of his reopening plan.
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