Valparaiso firm among 14 across Indiana honored during Small Business Impact Award program
Lokring Midwest in Valparaiso was among 14 Indiana companies recognized during the Small Business Impact Award program May 9.
Annual ROSE Awards honors businesses, community leaders
Greater Michigan City and La Porte area businesses and community leaders were recognized during the recent annual Recognition of Service Excellence (ROSE) awards event.
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Purdue University Northwest’s College of Technology lands national cybersecurity designation
Purdue University Northwest was granted a national cyber security designation through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and National Security Agency,
Making a Difference: Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor doing part to protect environment
Port representatives, including CEO Vanta Coda and Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor Port Director Ian Hirt, joined volunteers representing businesses at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor, the Wildlife Habitat Council and the U.S. Forest Service in early May to plant several dozen deciduous and coniferous trees at the port.
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White Lodging appoints two executives at Merrillville headquarters
White Lodging of Merrillville recently appointed two new regional executives to its leadership team.
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Teachers Credit Union names new president of TCU Insurance Agency
Teachers Credit Union recently appointed a new leader for the TCU Insurance Agency.
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Global defense and security firm Saab’s new US advanced manufacturing site will bring up to 300 jobs to Indiana
Sweden-based global defense and security company Saab will bring up to 300 jobs to Indiana once its new advanced manufacturing site is operational.
State report shows fewer Indiana students pursuing college education but more ready for college
Fewer Indiana high school graduates are pursuing a college education but more students are taking advanced placement and dual credit courses suggesting they are better prepared for college, according to a new state report.