Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence names Sarah Freeman as a Commissioner of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC). Freeman will fill the vacancy created by the departure of Commissioner Carolene Mays-Medley, who was recently appointed Executive Director of the White River State Park Development Commission.  Freeman will serve the remainder of Mays-Medley’s term, which expires December […]

CARMEL – Moriden America, a manufacturer of cargo systems and interior trim for the automotive industry, announced plans today to expand its Indiana operations to support increased production at Subaru’s assembly facility in Lafayette. As part of its growth, Moriden America plans to create up to 32 new jobs by 2017. “Today Hoosiers across the

INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Mike Pence today announced that the Indiana Finance Authority (IFA) has refinanced transportation bonds issued in 2007 to a lower interest rate, saving taxpayers more than $147 million in debt service. “Today marks an important step in ensuring that we are using Hoosier tax dollars as prudently and as efficiently as possible,” said

PLYMOUTH – Pretzels Inc., a pretzel and snack producer, announced plans to expand its operations here, creating up to 65 new jobs by 2020. “Here in Indiana, we have worked diligently to establish Indiana as the best place to do business by reducing regulations, cutting taxes and investing in our workforce,” said Governor Mike Pence.

MISHAWAKA – Franciscan Alliance announced that its healthcare system, one of the largest Catholic healthcare systems in the Midwest, will now be known as Franciscan Health, which was effective Sept.12, 2016. While the parent organization will remain Franciscan Alliance, 12 of the 14 system hospitals will be renamed. Listed below are the Franciscan Alliance hospitals and

BRISTOL – Monogram Foods, a manufacturer and marketer of food products, announced plans to grow production in Elkhart County, creating up to 74 new jobs by 2017. “As a national company with locations across the country, Monogram Foods had choices on where to locate these new jobs, and after considering its options this company keeps

MICHIGAN CITY – A changing of the guard at Michigan City’s Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA) was announced. Janet Bloch, long-standing Director of Education at the Center, has been named to replace Erika Hanner outgoing LCA executive director, according to LCA Board President, Nick Bridge. “We are very confident in Janet’s ability and commitment to the