Why Do We Celebrate Labor Day? Labor Day was born in the late 19th century from organized labor movements across the country. In September of 1882, unions in New York City decided to hold a celebration of labor unions and their hard-won battles to establish them. Soon after, unions in other states started to hold …
When the smell of new notebooks and crayons fills the muggy, late-summer Indiana air, you know it’s back-to-school season. Along with getting your children supplied with everything they need for the upcoming year, don’t forget about your vehicle. There’s nothing more frustrating than having a full schedule of drop-offs and pick-ups to and from school …
