Ed DeLaney: John McCain, our nation’s nobility
Hatred over youthful failings, or pride over youthful heroics, was not the point for him.
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Karen Celestino-Horseman: Our nation is just too divided
When did I become afraid to share my thoughts?
Caleb Sutton: Housing, services are fix to downtown panhandling
As our community data shows, once housed, 90 percent of households remain housed a year later.
Michael McQuillen: City should ban sitting, lying on sidewalks
It is not fair to business owners who have invested in this community to have congregations of panhandlers outside their doors.
Dana Black: Candidates who refuse to debate are cowards
If you are afraid of your fellow citizens, maybe you shouldn’t represent them.
John McDonald: Opportunity doesn’t require a bachelor’s degree
We in the tech industry desperately need a trade education system at a time we seem least able to deliver it.
Baron Hill: Constant fundraising strips lawmakers of time
Maybe a different way of running for office can become a reality.
Anne Hathaway: Indiana must turn its food deserts into food oases
The situation is especially dire in Indianapolis, where as many as 1 out of every 5 residents lives in a food desert.
Bill Oesterle: East-west thoroughfare can be grand again
Each building is a billboard for ineffective code enforcement.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Let’s strive to be good citizens
My own experiences as a first-generation American have given me a deep appreciation for the importance of American values and our rights as citizens.
Michael Leppert: Get on your bad motor scooter and ride
So far, they have been more disruptive and dangerous than anything else.
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Deborah Daniels: Hate-crime law would help Hoosier employers thrive
Some opponents of the legislation say it is largely symbolic—that its purpose is primarily one of sending a message. I say: So what’s wrong with that?
Riley Parr: Today’s climate of incivility won’t do our nation in
History has shown you gain many more people to your side with a quick, humorous retort than personal vilification.
Jennifer Wagner: Holcomb, Hogsett aren’t part of political drama club
In these tumultuous times, the governor has shown an ability to work with lots of different folks on lots of different issues.
Randall Shepard: How our state aims to win in the technology economy
The last few weeks have demonstrated the power of education in creating opportunity.
Marshawn Wolley: Why being black in America fans ‘social disappointment’
The national anthem has become a reminder about the awkward and even hostile existence black people face in America.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: When bad news is good news
Now, with social media, it’s a lot harder for people to get away with racial profiling and other abhorrent behavior.
Glenda Ritz: Scrutiny of private-school vouchers is long overdue
From the beginning, I have believed the Choice Scholarship Program has been about financially saving many religious schools from closing their doors.
Katie Beth Maddox: Legislature already has acted to help growing communities
In 2016, the Indiana Restaurant and Lodging Association worked with the General Assembly on legislation that enacted a solution to encourage restaurant development without harming current permit values.