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Forging path into Indiana

April 1, 2022 – By Larry Avila Leave a Comment

Applied Imaging

Michigan-based Applied Imaging expands into Hoosier state through acquisitions of Advanced Imaging Solutions of South Bend and Sands Office Equipment Service in Warsaw.

Filed Under: 2022-Apr-May, Business Profile, Current Issue Tagged With: Advanced Imaging Solutions, Applied Imaging, Casey Lowery, John Lowery, Kyle Lowery, Sands Office Equipment Service, ShredHub, Steve Klatt

Delicious, nutritious reboot

February 1, 2022 – By Michael Puente Leave a Comment

Emily Edwards

Former social worker Emily Edwards follows new passion to develop Paradise Spreads, which she says is a healthy, good-tasting alternative snack food.

Filed Under: 2022-Feb-Mar, Business Profile Tagged With: Darian Collins, Emily Edwards, Paradise Spreads, Strack & Van Til

Musical inspirations

October 1, 2021 – By Philip Potempa Leave a Comment

Judith Neville

Judith Neville says the pandemic brought in new customers to Gratz Opus 118 Music & Dance in Valparaiso — people who were looking for ways to feel normal again. Her students are happy: “She teaches in a way that makes music come alive.”

Filed Under: 2021-Oct-Nov, Business Profile Tagged With: Gratz Opus 118 Music & Dance, Jan Yudt, Judith Neville, Mike Gratz, Neville Ministries, piano lessons

Aware of his brand

July 29, 2021 – By Philip Potempa Leave a Comment

Rockland Page

In 2017, Rockland Page decided to take charge of his future by starting his own business. Today, his graphic design talents have made his T-shirts widely popular.

Filed Under: 2021-Aug-Sep, Business Profile Tagged With: Commercialization and Manufacturing Excellence Center, Mont Handley, ROCKaBLOCK, Rockland Page, Small business, The PNW Big Sell

Communicating better care

May 28, 2021 – By Philip Potempa Leave a Comment

Daniel Hayes

Crown Point-based HealthCall quickly filled a void during the pandemic by providing the communication bridge for the needs of communities, clients, patients and health care workers around the country.

Filed Under: 2021-Jun-Jul, Business Profile Tagged With: COVID-19, Daniel Hayes, HealthCall, Nicole Adams, Purdue University

Furniture made to last

April 2, 2021 – By Doug Ross Leave a Comment

Circles in the Wind

Steve Beigle’s Chesterton store Circles in the Wind sells made-to-order furniture produced by Amish carpenters in northern Indiana.

Filed Under: 2021-Apr-May, Business Profile Tagged With: Amish furniture, Circles in the Wind, COVID-19, L.A.M.B. Woodworking, LaVern Beechy, Steve Beigle

Launched out of need

January 26, 2021 – By Larry Avila Leave a Comment

Alexis Stanley

National competition shines spotlight on nurse’s haircare product line UniQurl.

Filed Under: 2021-Feb-Mar, Business Profile Tagged With: 2020 Cultivate Cohort, Alexis Stanley, Cosmo Prof, Pam Kohn, Sally Beauty Supply, UniQurl

Born from a crisis

October 1, 2020 – By Philip Potempa Leave a Comment

Clayton Geyer

Pandemic inspires Rensselaer family to launch PPE-making company Indiana Face Mask, which began making FDA approved surgical face masks in March. The company produces between 40,000 to 50,000 surgical face masks weekly.

Filed Under: 2020-Oct-Nov, Business Profile Tagged With: American Melt Blown & Filtration, Clayton Geyer, Fred Geyer, Indiana Face Mask, Indiana University Bloomington, melt blowing, pandemic response, PPE, Rensselaer, Stephanie Geyer, surgical masks

Delivering ahead of curve

May 29, 2020 – By Michael Puente Leave a Comment

DineIn steps up in COVID crisis

During the early weeks of the pandemic, Joshua Railton, owner of DineIn, said his company’s residential orders were up 22%. DineIn, which launched in 1993, was ready for the uptick.

Filed Under: 2020-Jun-Jul, Business Profile Tagged With: COVID-19, delivery service, DineIn, food delivery, Joshua Railton, Krista Wendt, Martin’s Super Markets

Brewing up success

April 2, 2020 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Fluid Coffeebar now has two locations

Entrepreneurs’ decades-long journey culminates with opening of multiple Fluid Coffeebars • Husband-and-wife team Charles and Alison Scates.

Filed Under: 2020-Apr-May, Business Profile Tagged With: Alison Scates, Business Profile, Charles Scates, coffee, Fluid Coffeebar, Katie Eaton, Michigan City, Michigan City Chamber of Commerce, Uptown Arts District, Valparaiso

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