How and where to cash a check (with or without a bank account)

Checks are an increasingly antiquated method of exchanging money, so it’s no surprise if you haven’t received one recently or at all before now. That said, there are still plenty of ways to cash a check. You can do everything from walking into a brick-and-mortar shop to completing the whole shebang online – as long … Read more

Cash App Borrow: How to get an instant loan

Cash App Borrow is an option to consider if you’re short on cash – but won’t be for long. Cash App users who meet its eligibility requirements can get a short-term loan of up to $200. That can help in a momentary crisis, like not having enough to make ends meet after being hit by … Read more

The Benefits and Drawbacks of Cloud Computing for Small Businesses

Most small businesses are likely already using the cloud for email and file storage. Google Drive, OneDrive, Microsoft Outlook and Gmail are examples of cloud services. But email and file storage aren’t all the cloud can do. Cloud computing for small businesses can offer a raft of applications that increase flexibility, agility, and scalability. Use … Read more

How to Promote Employee Growth

If you want to keep your staff happy and productive, you need to consider employee growth. More than half of the employees in a 2022 survey by the Pew Research Center said they quit their job because there were no opportunities for advancement. The good news is there are a lot of ways you can … Read more

Current banking review: The app’s 9 best features ranked

Current is a mobile app that offers fee-free banking, 4% APY on savings, transparent teen banking and a raft of other features. Founded in 2015 as a teen debit card and mobile app, the New York-based company has since expanded to serve all adults, not just parents and their teens, and racked up 4 million … Read more

Deacon Wayne Davis, known for charismatic presence and heartfelt homilies, dies

The parish at St. Michael Catholic Church in Greenfield remembers Deacon Wayne Davis, who died Sunday, for his larger-than-life personality, heartfelt homilies, and genuine interest in their lives. Archbishop Charles C. Thompson will deliver the funeral mass at St. Michael Catholic Church, 519 Jefferson Blvd., at 10 a.m. Saturday. “When Deacon Wayne was in the … Read more

What Could Have Been

At the beginning of 2016, I re-enrolled in college and put a sign on my office door at the radio station indicating adjusted hours until my last day as general manager. I also began treatment for a mood disorder. Before the medicine, I started strong, regaling my fiancée, Kelsey, with trivia about prehistoric humans and … Read more

Sound minds give Southside Turnverein sound body

Five-hundred-fifty boys and girls butted against one another in an 800-capacity room as they waited to perform on April 21, 1901. They turned on parallel bars, lifted dumbbells and made human pyramids. An orchestra played “Stars and Stripes” while girls carrying American flags did calisthenics, the Indianapolis Journal reported. The South Side Turners, a German-American … Read more

Roncalli High School guidance counselor alleges discrimination, retaliation in federal complaint

The Roncalli High School guidance counselor who was placed on administrative leave in August after her marriage to a woman was discovered has filed a discrimination complaint against the school and the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. In the Jan. 9 complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Shelly Fitzgerald alleges the school and Archdiocese discriminated and … Read more