Kristen LaEace: Congress should reauthorize Older Americans Act
Moreover, investments in home- and community-based services for older adults save taxpayers’ money, as the cost of institutional care almost always exceeds that of home-based services.
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Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: No, Venezuelan oppressors are not now capitalists
The more subjective but widely used U.N. Social Progress Index (SPI) shows that Venezuela “has seen the biggest drop of any country in its SPI rank between 1990 and 2020.”
Pete the Planner: The wealth you can share is more than just money
Said in a different way, what if you returned leftover resources to the community pool?
Samantha Julka: To achieve goals, define success together
Once we’ve established a shared understanding of success, we can all align our behaviors toward our common goal.
Mark Montieth: A good vibe
It goes without saying then that Bloomington has been a graveyard for the coaches who have dared try to dig the program out of its endless rut.
Editorial: City’s reputation as great host scores 2025 WNBA All-Star Game
The WNBA’s decision comes just six months after the Pacers and Indianapolis hosted the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend, with events at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indiana Convention Center.
Lesley Weidenbener: Today, I’m working to be an expert in …
Being a journalist requires diving into unfamiliar topics or issues, gathering as much information and analysis as quickly as possible, then massaging that information into a story that helps readers understand an issue better.
Dale Neuburger: Two Olympic takeaways Indianapolis could implement
It was my 12th Olympic Games, dating back to Montreal in 1976. I offer two takeaways from Paris that merit review and introspection by city leaders.
Letters: Be vigilant against distortion of faith
In recent generations, we have seen concerted efforts by one political party to remove God and any references to the morality and guidance that Christianity has historically provided.
Mandy Haskett: Five things competitive cultures have in common
More than 60% of companies spend less than $500/year per person on management or leadership development.
Jalene Hahn: Interpreting the rules for inherited IRA distribution
In February 2022, the IRS issued proposed regulations, stipulating that IRA owners subject to the 10-year rule were also subject to a required minimum distribution (RMD), as well.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Prices that fluctuate with usage change behavior
Though governments today simplify Vickrey’s proposals, congestion pricing is used in Singapore, Stockholm and London.
Liz Sliger and Jamey Callane: Career, tech ed programs prep students for tomorrow
By embracing choice education and robust CTE programs and through the active support of the corporate community, we can equip the next generation with the skills and mindset needed to navigate and lead in an ever-changing world.
Stacie Householder: Nurse practitioners can help solve health care access
Granting full practice authority to APRNs would allow us to use our extensive training and experience to provide high-quality care without the burdensome and unnecessary physician collaboration agreements.
Letters: Supermajorities don’t serve state well
It doesn’t serve the state well when governance is so one-sided, whether that be Democrat or Republican.
Nate Feltman: A Mitch Daniels 20-year reunion
Most of us who participated in the Daniels administration never planned to work for the state of Indiana. But the opportunity to work for someone who ran for office for the right reasons, would always do the right thing and had the wherewithal to bring about important change proved too tempting to turn down.
Garrett Mintz: Changing our approach to business development, part 2
That leaves time and reputation as the two biggest factors business development professionals must overcome to build trust and close the deal.
Pete the Planner: Why your personal finances are not really that personal
A stakeholder is any person or entity that has an interest or concern in the direction of an enterprise.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Key indicator suggests inflation has finally been tamed
Nevertheless, the inflation rate has stubbornly remained above 3% since the summer of 2023.
Mark Montieth: A quiet champ
Nix got his medal by running the first leg of the 4×400-meter relay in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.