DYER – Hoosier Daddy BBQ Sauce, made in Dyer, has been included on the menu for events at Soldier Field in Chicago, including home football games for the Chicago Bears, for the next three seasons. Owner Kim Foy said it will be used on Soldier Field’s brisket, pulled pork and other food offerings. The company […]
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MICHIGAN CITY – Rick Soria has been named vice chancellor and dean of the Michigan City campus of Ivy Tech Community College Northwest. Soria is an accredited mortician and a law school graduate of Valparaiso University. He joined Ivy Tech in 2002 and created the first mortuary science program. “We did a nationwide search and
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Across the region, thousands of businesses have a woman at the helm. by Rick A. Richards Surviving in business is tough no matter who you are. Toss in a sluggish economy, political uncertainty and a legislative landscape that could include higher taxes and it’s a wonder anyone would want to take on the challenge. Now,
WESTVILLE – Purdue Federal Credit Union has opened a branch office on the campus of Purdue University North Central. The office was officially welcomed by the Greater LaPorte Chamber of Commerce. “Purdue North Central welcomes Purdue Federal Credit Union to our campus. The credit union offers a convenient location and a variety of essential services
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WESTVILLE – Purdue University North Central’s Office of Career Development is accepting on-campus recruitment requests for the 2012-13 academic year. Employers interested in recruiting PNC students and alumni will have a variety of opportunities to engage candidates through job fairs, networking events and campus visit. Some of the upcoming recruiting opportunities include career fairs for
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MERRILLVILLE – The strike between Local 26 of the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers and the Northwest Indiana Roofing Contractors Association has ended. A tentative agreement has been reached and work as resumed throughout the region, according Don Schwartz, a Chicago lawyer who was involved in the negotiations. The issue was wages
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CEDAR LAKE – Strack & Van Til has broken ground on a new supermarket in Cedar Lake. The store will be build at 133rd and Parrish avenues. The supermarket replaces a Wilco Foods store that closed in 2010. When Strack & Van Til opens early in 2013, it will be the company’s 16th store. The
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MERRILLVILLE – Muller Acura of Merrillville has opened on U.S. 30. Manager Glenn Muller said the dealership sells both new and used cars. The new $10 million dealership has 30,000 square feet and sits on eight acres. Muller Acura was founded by Muller’s father, Mike, 40 years ago.
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GARY – U.S. Steel Corp.’s Gary Works has been named in a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for violating provision of the Clean Art Act. The lawsuit claims an upgrade in the No. 4 blast furnace at the mill in 1990 increased the emissions of nitric oxide, sulfur dioxide and particulate matter.
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MERRILLVILLE – Northern Indiana Public Service Company has named the recipients of its first Luminary Awards, which were created as part of the utility’s 100th anniversary. The awards are given to those who have acted with integrity, faith and confidence on behalf of the community. The award includes a $1,000 donation to the charity of
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