Irene Mendez
Families and communities gather every year at the end of October to remember their deceased loved ones, honor their legacies with favorite treats and memories, and celebrate Dia de los
My journey this week takes me to a brother-in-Christ and old friend, Pastor Jose Carmen Licea. As a family man and servant to the Lord, he excels. “I was born
Although I've touched on this subject before, I found this recent article in Resource Recycling newsletter so interesting and informative it caused me to want to talk about it again.
The Indigenous cultures Institute wrapped up their Indigenous Arts Summer Encounter camp last Friday with a ceremony. Above, Dr. Mario Garza and Maria Rocha give students water from the Sacred Springs in a bottle as a gift during the ceremony. Daily Record photos by Taylor Tribbey
The Friday night ceremony on June 28 began with the resounding beat of the Aztec drum, heard throughout The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment.
Gary Job Corps Career Preparation Period Supervisor Linda Kindred (left) is retiring from GJC after 46 years of service.
Photo courtesy of Getty Images
After they leave the military, veterans often look to start a second career.
There's no time like the Fourth of July to let your patriotic spirit show.
The Fourth of July is the busiest day of the year for Fire and EMS departments across the country. That probably doesn’t come as a shock to you.
A simple blood test that analyzes samples for specific proteins released by the heart muscle when damaged can help doctors predict patients' risk for heart disease and stroke. Graphic by American Heart Association
Imagine getting a simple blood test to help doctors predict your risk for having a heart attack or stroke.
My journey this week takes me to the 4th of July on Thursday. As a nation, we celebrate the freedom from England declared in 1776 in the Declaration of Independence
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