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Memorial Day is more than just a day off work and backyard barbecues – it's a time to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. Today, let us take the time to recognize and honor the service members who lost their lives fighting for our country.

The Children's Bureau has a collection of resources to help spread awareness and assist foster children in finding helpful support. (2/2) bit.ly/4wLdKCa

May is National Foster Care Month, recognizing the important role foster parents, child welfare professionals and the community play in the lives of foster children. (1/2)

The initiative involves a wide cooperation of many organizations to maximize opportunities for students and creating pathways for cybersecurity education and future careers. (2/2) bit.ly/4x05cI7

.@EducateIN announced a first-of-its-kind initiative to bring cybersecurity education to K-12 schools across the state. (1/2)

Anyone interested is encouraged to bring a copy of their resume, and all attendees will be given an interview. (2/2) bit.ly/43jInRJ

The Indiana State Fair is hosting their annual State Fair Job Fair on June 4 from 4 – 6 p.m. at the Ag/Hort Building. The fair is seeking hundreds of seasonal employees for positions related to parking, gates, security, operations, information booths and more. (1/2)

The 110th Indianapolis 500 will be held this Sunday, May 24. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has a full schedule for "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" as well as ways to plan ahead for race day on their website. bit.ly/4dQC0vn

Learn more about this year's campaign and how you can help volunteer, fundraise or donate here (2/2): bit.ly/4tDx4P9

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, which focuses on reducing stigma, educating the public, and supporting individuals and families struggling with mental illnesses. (1/2)

From farmers markets to autograph sessions, Indianapolis will be buzzing with activities for people of all ages before and after the big race. (2/2) View the full community calendar here: bit.ly/3PI2mq8

The Indianapolis 500 is fast approaching, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate in the days leading up to the largest single-day sporting event in the world. (1/2)

From the Battle of Fort Sackville reenactment in Vincennes, to readings of the Declaration of Independence in Corydon and commemorative events in Indianapolis, Hoosiers can experience stories that shaped our nation. (2/2) Find events to celebrate here: bit.ly/49BBHC7

As America prepares to celebrate our 250th anniversary, communities across Indiana are bringing history to life through special events and reenactments. (1/2)

Senate Republicans are grateful to the men and women who put their lives on the line to protect Hoosiers each and every day, and members continue to pass new laws to support our officers. (2/2) Read more about these efforts in our blog here: bit.ly/4nyN3Nc

This week is National Police Week, recognizing the courage and sacrifice of law enforcement officers who have dedicated their lives protecting Hoosiers across the state, as well as honoring the memory of fallen officers and those injured in the line of duty. (1/2)

Senate Republicans continue to pass laws that improve literacy, increase education funding, give families the right to choose the best school for their child and more. (2/2) Read about these efforts here: bit.ly/4tq619V

In Indiana, we know how important it is to ensure Hoosier kids receive a great education so they can be prepared for successful futures. (1/2)

Senate Republicans recognized this issue and passed Senate Enrolled Act 78 during the 2026 legislative session, prohibiting students from using cell phones, smart watches and gaming devices during the school day from bell to bell. (2/2) Learn more: bit.ly/4uAfoVx

Cell phones are a huge distraction to students in the classroom, making it harder for teachers to do their jobs and for students to concentrate on learning. (1/2)