Judy Gregurich and Mark Montgomery will be offering a Beginning Stained Glass Class starting on Tuesday, August 18 from 7-9 p.m. During this 8-week class, students will learn the art of copper foil stained glass, originally invented by Louis Tiffany. Tools and supplies are included. The cost for class is $250, with members receiving a $20 discount. Student must wear a mask and practice social distancing for this in-person class. A minimum of 6 students is required to hold the class.  All students MUST register and pay prior to the first class.

The Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council is devastated to learn of the passing of Floyd County Prosecutor Keith Henderson. An elected prosecutor in two different southern Indiana counties, Henderson was also a vital resource for IPAC, serving on the Board of Directors, representing IPAC at national events and teaching at many IPAC conferences and trainings over the years. He will be dearly missed.

Statement from Wicker Park Bucktown Chamber of Commerce
RE: removal of Nichols Farm and Orchard from Wicker Park Farmers Market
Statement from Pamela Maass, executive director, Wicker Park Bucktown Chamber of Commerce:

Congo Square Theatre Company announces new Managing Director Charlique C. Rolle | Acclaimed African American theatre company launches new Industry Training Institute this month

Strawdog Theatre Company Artistic Director Leda Hoffmann To Step Down | Ensemble Member Kamille Dawkins Named Interim AD

Chicago Fire FC will continue full team training at SeatGeek Stadium this week.

Today, the Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Gary & Vicinity officially pledged its support of the Gary Community School Corporation’s referendum during their “Praise in the Park” Service at Froebel Park located at 1500 Madison St.

The body of an Anderson man was recovered from Westwood Park Reservoir in Henry County, Indiana. Jeff Maxwell, 61, was pulled out of the water after nearly three hours of search operations.

The Miller Beach Farmers Market has a new schedule for summer.  They are more than just fruits and vegetables.  The Market opened June 7th.

The 2020 Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival series of online events comes to a rousing close with "ShowTunes Shakespeare", a delightful musical journey through music from and inspired by Shakespeare.