ROSE Winners Announced at Awards Dinner

MUNSTER — The ballroom of The Center for Visual and Preforming Arts was filled on Wednesday night as more than 200 hospitality industry professionals came together to celebrate exemplary customer service at the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority’s annual ROSE (Recognition of Service Excellence) Awards Dinner. Close to 100 nominations for the annual ROSE […]

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USF Crown Point’s Fodness is NWIBQ Outstanding Volunteer

CROWN POINT — Cynthia Fodness, an instructor at the University of Saint Francis Crown Point, has been named Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly’s outstanding volunteer. A clinical nurse specialist in adult psychiatry and mental health, she has volunteered hours to help patients at St. Clare Health Clinic in Crown Point. Dedicating Thursday afternoons to counseling, she

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Celebrating Elvis’ Legacy of Giving

The twenty-first annual Elvis FANtasy Fest will take place the weekend of October 11-13 at the Woodland Park Community Building, 2100 Willowcreek Road in Portage, Indiana.  This year’s Elvis Fantasy Fest is themed “My Happiness” in honor of the record Elvis paid to cut at the famed SUN Studio in 1953.  EFF celebrates the happiness Elvis brought

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South Shore CVA Receives Two Awards

HAMMOND — The South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority recently received two awards recognizing their updated website and a promotional video for their redesigned mobile site. Through the APEX Awards, the South Shore CVA received an Award of Excellence for their redesigned website. The annual APEX Awards for Publication Excellence is an international competition that

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Ball State Economist: State is Creating Jobs

Ball State University economist Michael Hicks says Indiana’s unemployment rate is falling because the state economy is creating jobs,unlike the national rate, which is falling because discouraged job seekers are leaving the workforce. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development reported this morning that the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped by 0.3 percent in August

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