Author: Lucinda Berry

Some naysayers spoke: The city is broke. The budget’s a joke – all mirrors and smoke with whole lines left not filled in. They sought to reject our

Like any city in North America, Terre Haute has sufficient oxygen, potable water and foodstuffs to support human life, and despite seasonal fluctuations, temperatures are well within acceptable

Tax abatement for Sony is a bunch of baloney. The council shows lax oversight. When paperwork isn’t right, they act ready to fight. But it’s meaningless bluster –

According to a recent study (yes, yet another one) by Rose-Hulman graduate student Heather Finnell, downtown Terre Haute needs more lighting and signage. More lighting? Won’t that just

The 74 pages of the most recent study of parking in downtown Terre Haute numbers 21 more than the highest percentage of occupancy it reports. Got it? Let’s

Mon dieu! The Rose Hulman Drama Club (RDC) has undertaken the challenging task of producing a French farce. Is there some way this could this expressed in mathematical

On one side, the irascible Dick Hay. On the other, the introspective Ray Chen. On January 17, at Torner Center in Deming Park, they will face off, not

So, who will bring joy to Terre Haute first — Santa or the guys from Powerdyne bearing big bucks? We thought the proposed biofuel project would never generate

All I want for Christmas is: Duke Bennett All I want for Christmas is to keep Terre Haute “a level above”! Downtown Tabby What is the height that

Election day is upon us – and it’s both our duty and privilege to vote, or so we’ve always been told. Unfortunately, it seems harder every year to