Why reforming the filibuster matters
Viewpoint of Lee Hamilton, Indiana University Center of Representative Government
As Washington turns its attention to infrastructure and other matte...
05 May 2021
Why reforming the filibuster matters
Viewpoint of Lee Hamilton, Indiana University Center of Representative Government
As Washington turns its attention to infrastructure and other matte...
07 April 2021
Public schools a pillar of our democracy
The tone of the 2021 budget session of the Indiana General Assembly has been quite different from the last budget session in 2019 when K-12 public edu...
10 March 2021
Good foreign policy is good domestic policy, and vice-versa
There was an interesting moment in Washington at the end of January, on Antony Blinken’s first full day as secretary of state. Meeting with the pres...
02 September 2020
Protecting the U.S. Postal Service also safeguards access to information
Facing a fierce public outcry, the U.S. Postal Service is “suspending” its sudden cost-cutting moves — tossing out high-speed sorting machines, ...
27 May 2020
Economic development more important than ever
Indiana launched into 2020 with the unemployment rate in many communities hovering at near record level lows of 2% to 3%. A major concern in many comm...
13 May 2020
Hospital focuses on patient safety
Viewpoint of Steven L. Taylor, CEO, Harrison County Hospital
On behalf of the entire HCH staff, we sincerely hope you are doing well and staying saf...
15 April 2020
Newspapers have your back
We’re in the midst of a global pandemic, but its impact on America’s communities is local....
01 April 2020
Community needed to follow ‘shelter at home/in place’ order
As the chief medical officer of Baptist Health Floyd, a practicing nephrologist in the community and as a resident of New Albany, I felt it necessary ...
Helping self, others during coronavirus outbreak
Viewpoint of Paul Krupin
Coronavirus concerns are on everyone’s mind. One of the most important questions that looms large is how we can help each ...
18 March 2020
Coronavirus closings: overreaction or wise precaution?
It may only be March, but we all know what the defining event of 2020 will be....
