Taya Flores
Journal & Courier
Lafayette, IN, United States
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What's the story behind that Nativity on wheels?
Here's the story behind the Nativity scene on the truck parked near the courthouse. → Read More
Northside stakeholders rely on 'good neighboring' to curb crime
Some religious leaders, city officials say it's part of a multi-faceted solution to solving major problems. → Read More
Unsung Hero: Volunteer leads behind the scenes
Jessica Rebmann, long-time United Way volunteer, was instrumental in hiring new executive director. → Read More
Tippecanoe County bucks state growth trend
County population grew at a time when more than half of Indiana's counties saw declines. → Read More
Unitarians host Black Lives Matter open house
Organizers want to provide a safe space for conversation and education about the movement, they say. → Read More
Food Finders volunteer wins Bison award
Pauline Shen was honored for her extensive volunteer efforts in the community → Read More
Upcycled showcase to benefit Habitat for Humanity
Showcase features upcycled, refinished or repurposed items; proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity. → Read More
Mental health director to retire in May
Pattie Wollenburg to retire May 1; NAMI welcomes new executive director. → Read More
Skydiving Easter bunny kicks off egg hunt
First Assembly Community Ministries drew about 5,000 people Saturday with bunny spectacle, children's activities. → Read More
Woman gives back with autism fundraiser
Tiffany Kendall wants to show gratitude to Cornerstone Autism Center in West Lafayette for helping her son. → Read More
Millennials call pope 'breath of fresh air'
It’s difficult to know for certain, according to local priests and parishioners. → Read More
First Assembly plans STEM preschool
Church leadership aims to open doors to community center by fall 2016 → Read More
Walk in 'shoes' of person with disability
Program enables people to spend a day in the life of a person with a disability. → Read More
Robotics contest builds interest in STEM
Contest teaches students technology, team-work, public speaking skills. → Read More
What can spur racial reconciliation?
A. Charles Ware, president of the Crossroads Bible College in Indianapolis, will tackle the issue Sunday at Faith Church. → Read More
Lawsuit: Wabash National violated leave act
A Tippecanoe County woman says Wabash National fired her because she took time off for pregnancy complications. → Read More
Tutoring program tackles hunger, achievement gap
Program at Briarwood has helped improve students grades, provide after-school structure, teach kids social skills. → Read More
Purdue professor: ISIS 'hijacks' Islam
On Thursday, a Purdue University professor cut what he deemed misguided ties among Islam, terrorism and oppression. → Read More
Lafayette church welcomes strip club as new neighbor
Last summer, after praying about a building his church had pegged as a possible new home, Neal Porter talked to his two teenage children about the neighboring establishment — Filly’s Gentlemen's Club and adult gift shop. → Read More
Strip club welcomes church as new neighbor
Lafayette Community Church is renovating a newly purchased building that is next door to Filly's Gentlemens Club. → Read More