EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD: Prompt helped NYC during, after hurricane

It has been more than two months since Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast. However, we are still being asked about our involvement.

BILL MASTERSON JR.: Teamwork, cooperation alive and well in region

I am sure many of you saw the A1 story on the Tolleston Middle School cleanup this weekend, but unless you were there I'm not sure anyone can really appreciate the dynamics and wonderful chemistry that has been created.

EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD: Shop locally to support your community

There are several movements nationally to promote locally owned, independent businesses. These are the businesses that support the vast majority of community activities. Consumer dollars spent with these small businesses stay in the communities and in turn support nonprofit agencies and othe…

Adventures in Everyday Living: Shorelines, Thursday, October 27

Valparaiso's CTG Chair Jonni Pera announces a casting call for plays by Edward Albee, David Mamet channeling Anton Chekhov, Jim Henry and William Shakespeare this Saturday for the theater's remaining productions this season; the second Pop Up Art on Lake Street in Miller Beach featuring the …

EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD: EMS comes in many flavors in Indiana

The delivery of emergency medical service across Indiana, as well as the nation, is quite diverse, with each system having its own positives as well as drawbacks.

The new school

A lawyer. A Business owner. A developer.

Gary Miller

Gary Miller, owner of of Prompt Ambulance in Highland

The Times selects inductees for business Hall of Fame

Six accomplished business leaders will be inducted into the Northwest Indiana BusINess and Industry Hall of Fame next month.

Shar Miller

Shar Miller, owner of Prompt Ambulance in Highland

Four generations of caring and compassion

Hall of Fame-Gary and Shar Miller-PROMPT Ambulance Service

EDITORIAL ADVSIORY BOARD: Supporting local business helps the common good

Recently, Illinois raised taxes and passed a few initiatives which continue to make doing business in Illinois less attractive. In contrast, Indiana continues to make great strides in reforms that attract businesses.