Steve Pangere, President of The Pangere Corporation, is proud to announce that three employees of The Pangere Corporation are 2017 graduates of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters Superintendent Career Training Program.  Those graduates are Bill Batchelor, Mike Ellsworth, and George Nisiewicz. Their mentor for this program was Don Ellingsen, Superintendent, The Pangere Corporation, now retired. […]

HAMMOND – Korellis Roofing is pleased to announce the hiring of both Brian Enright and Chris Schuldt. Brian Enright is the new Vice President of Finance. Enright’s previous experience includes Powers & Sons Construction as a Controller and Greenwalt CPAs, focusing on construction clients. Enright graduated with a degree in Business Administration from Indiana State

HAMMOND – Staff Source has moved its corporate headquarters.  The move marks its third in its almost 20 years of business.  Staff Source, awarded Best of the Region by Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly five of the past six years, helps people find jobs by connecting them with hiring companies in both temporary assignments and long

SOUTH BEND – The Downtown Dining Association (DDA) of South Bend hosted a press conference in the new Beacon Children’s atrium, 615 N. Michigan Street. Restaurant owners to present Kreg Gruber of Beacon Health System a donation of $30,000. The funds were raised during this year’s Winter and Summer Restaurant Weeks which ran January 23rd

The legends of their prehistoric origin abound, but suffice it to say that the Scottish highland athletics are intended to very quickly separate the men from the boys. In Michiana, this annual rite of passage is held by the Michiana Celtic Society in honor of fallen Mishawaka police officer, Bryan Verkler, who was the overall

PORTER COUNTY – Porter County has been notified that it will be awarded federal Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) funds through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, as appropriated by Congress. Porter County has been recommended to receive an estimated $24,000 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county. The selection is