LAPORTE – Girls on the Run of Northwest Indiana will host its first fall 5K on Nov. 10 at Crichfield Elementary School. The emphasis is on finishing the race. The event starts at 10 a.m. and the 3.1 mile route will be through the residential roads behind Crichfield School. Register online at www.gotrofnwi.com and at […]
MUNSTER – Calumet Harley-Davidson is hosting the local HOG Chapter in an event to raise money for the Community Cancer Research Foundation. “Save Second Base” Ride and Oktoberfest will be held Saturday, Oct. 13, at the dealership at 10350 Calumet Ave. Registration for the 70-mile ride is 9 a.m. and the ride begins at 10:30
LAPORTE – Indiana University Health LaPorte Hospital will hold a memorial service to remember children at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 1, in the family chapel on the hospital’s first floor. The event is free and open to families wishing to honor the memory of their children who have passed away through miscarriage, stillbirth or other
Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly is pleased to announce the results of our 2012 reader’s top CEOs and Community Leaders. The five recipients this year include Daryl Pomranke, CEO of Citizens Financial Bank, and George Cressy, CEO of Grubb & Ellis/Cressy & Everett in South Bend. The three community leaders are James B. Dworkin, chancellor of
MISHAWAKA – Dickten Masch Plastics has acquired Nyloncraft Inc. of Mishawaka. Nyloncraft will become a subsidiary of Dickten Masch Plastics. The Wisconsin company also has operations in Nashotah, Wis., Ankeny, Iowa, and Monterrey, Mexico. With the addition of Nyloncraft and its operations in Mishawaka and Jonesville, Mich., the combined company will have more than 800
SOUTH BEND – Tuesley Hall Konopa, LLP has announced the addition of two attorneys, Greta Roemer Lewis and Michael J. Hays. Both have been admitted by State Bar of Michigan to practice law in Michigan. Lewis is an estate and trust attorney and has been practicing law in Indiana since 1989. Hays practices in the
LAPORTE – LaPorte Cinema has closed after opening in 2009. The three-screen movie theater was operated by Neal O’Connor, who came on board earlier this year after acquiring the business from Cinemajestic. O’Connor said a lack of customers led to the closing. He added that by living in California he was not able to pay
PORTAGE – The Northwest Indiana Economic Development District Board will meet at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 21, at the Forum/NIRPC Office, 6100 Southport Road, Portage. The agenda includes discussion of the projects to be included in the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, assistant Secretary of Commerce Tom Guevara’s visit to the region, Northwest Indiana Economic Development
SOUTH BEND – Heritage Place at LaSalle Square, which provides housing for senior citizens, has opened in South Bend. The facility has 72 apartment and nearly all of them have been leases, according to The Sterling Group which operates Heritage Place. The project required four years of planning and construction. A partner in the project
HAMMOND – Purdue University has announced it has canceled plans to open a technology center in Chicago, and instead will concentrate on finding a location in Northwest Indiana. The university has not said where it would be located, but wants to find a center that is close to its Purdue Calumet campus in Hammond. Purdue
