Making a Difference: Franciscan awards two Maria Petti Memorial Scholarships to nursing students
Two nursing students will receive some help with their college expenses through Franciscan Health’s Maria Petti Memorial Scholarship fund.
Community Healthcare System sets Sept. 21 open house for new stroke and rehabilitation center in Crown Point
Community Healthcare System has scheduled an open house Sept. 21 for its new stroke and rehabilitation center at 10215 Broadway in Crown Point.
Purdue University Northwest social work program earns four-year accreditation
Purdue University Northwest’s Social Work program earned its initial four-year accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education recognizing the college’s work to educate students and help residents across the Region.
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Making a Difference: Volunteers lend hand to Valparaiso’s St. Anges Adult Day Service Center
Volunteers from NIPSCO and Texas Corral of Portage as well as Region residents were on hand to spruce up the garden, prepare meals and lead group activities at St. Agnes Adult Day Service Center in Valparaiso.
NIPSCO honors community leaders at annual Luminary Awards reception Sept. 12
The eighth annual NIPSCO Luminary Awards is set for 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at the company’s Merrillville headquarters
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New Franciscan hospital will be part of 500-plus-acre development at I-65 and US 231 in Crown Point
A more-than-500-acre development at the southeast Corner of I-65 and U.S. 231 in Crown Point will one day be the home for a new Franciscan hospital and possibly the new home for Andrean High School.
Horseshoe Hammond Casino dedicates sports betting site The Book
Horseshoe Hammond Casino launched its sports betting site The Book on Sept. 4.
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Ball State University economist Michael Hicks says latest jobs report suggests economy slowing
Slowing job growth and a drop in new job creation are signs from the latest government jobs report suggesting the nation’s economy is slowing down, said Ball State economist Michael Hicks.