Carole Carlson
Carole Carlson is a freelance reporter for the Post-Tribune.
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Calumet College names new president
On Tuesday, Calumet College of St. Joseph announced the appointment of University of Findlay administrator Ronald J. Tulley as its next president after a national search.

NIL coming in the fall for Hoosier high school athletes
Indiana high school athletes can earn money off their name this year after the board of directors of the Indiana High School Athletic Association approved a name, image, likeness proposal...

Hoosier high school athletes could score brand money
Indiana high school athletes could cash in on their name depending on a vote by the the Indiana High School Athletic Association board.

Third day added to Gary Air Show in August
Gary Air Show lovers will be treated to a third day of excitement in the skies over Lake Michigan at Marquette Park, Aug. 21-23.

IU Northwest celebrates student success at fundraiser gala
Heating and cooling furnaces and AC units didn’t ignite Gabe Ashbach’s passions. He eventually found the answer was academic.

Lake County, nonprofits boosted by $5 million Legacy grant
Officials with the Legacy Foundation announced a $5 million gift from the Lilly Endowment, the largest in Legacy’s history, on Thursday.

IURC to oversee rate case pitting Gary Sanitary District against neighboring districts
The Indiana Utility Rate Commission could determine wastewater user rates the Gary Sanitary District imposes on neighboring districts.

Valparaiso board begins school superintendent search
The Valparaiso School Board launched its search for a new superintendent April 15, President Erika Watkins told the board Thursday.

Lake Station names Christine Pepa as first woman school chief
The Lake Station School Board named Christine Pepa its next superintendent Wednesday, making her the first woman to lead the district.

Indiana infuses $200 million into child care, adding 14,000 children to program
Child care providers voiced relief after Gov. Mike Braun announced $200 million would be pumped into a voucher program for child care.
