FROM THE PUBLISHER: Will Hoosiers speak truth to power about today’s D.C. Stephenson?
By Bill Moreau The Indiana Citizen July 31, 2026 I hope youâve had a chance to read IU History Professor Emeritus James Madisonâs recent commentary comparing our Christian nationalist Lt. Governor, Micah Beckwith, to D.C. Stephenson, who led the Indiana Ku Klux Klan a century â...â
FROM THE PUBLISHER: Maybe the Governor should have declared June 2026 âBe Unkind to Your Neighborâ Month
By Bill Moreau The Indiana Citizen June 30, 2026 Is it just me, or has June 2026 been an especially nasty month in Indiana? Nothing says âHoosier Hospitalityâ quite like deriding Muslims and LGBTQ families. Micah Beckwith hates Muslims and thinks we should, too The latest e â...â
FROM THE PUBLISHER: The battle for control of Indianaâs public schools begins today
By Bill Moreau, publisher The Indiana Citizen May 19, 2026 No source Iâve consulted can give me a precise starting date, but during the lifetime of every living Hoosier, weâve voted for public school board members in nonpartisan elections. Today, however, marks the opening â...â
FROM THE PUBLISHER: May their memory be a blessing
By Bill Moreau The Indiana Citizen April 30, 2026 Daughter Katie and I had the great privilege of attending the Hamilton familyâs beautiful memorial service for Lee held, appropriately, not in Washington, DC, but in Columbus, IN. So it wasnât held in the National Cathedral or â...â
FROM THE PUBLISHER: Registration deadline presents opportunity to encourage others to vote
By Bill Moreau, publisher The Indiana Citizen March 31, 2026 Next Monday, April 6, is the deadline for registering to vote in the May 5 primary. Click on this handy link to confirm youâre registered. If youâve moved recently, now is the time to update your registration. Notic â...â
FROM THE PUBLISHER: Remembering Lee Hamilton
By Bill Moreau, publisher The Indiana Citizen February 19, 2026 For the vast majority of the millions of people who learned of Lee Hamiltonâs death on the morning of Wednesday, February 4, their understandable reaction was, âHe was 94, he led a long and productive life.â â...â