CEDAR LAKE – Radio One Communications has complete construction on a 500-foot tall radio transmission tower, the second-tallest structure in the region. The project includes five years of planning and several months of construction. The tower will serve classic rock station WXRD-FM X-Rock 103.9 and adult contemporary WZVN-FM 107.1, The Z. “The new tower consolidates […]
VALPARAISO – 1st Source Bank has named Nikki Moseley manager of its Valparaiso West Banking Center on Morthland Drive. She has 12 years of experience and was most recently operations manager at the 1st Source Portage Central Banking Center. She is active with Junior Achievement and the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life.
MICHIGAN CITY – John Regetz, executive director of the Michigan City Economic Development Corp., has resigned to become executive director of the Bannock Development Corp. in Pocatello, Idaho. Regetz has been with the MCEDC since 2006. He said creating county-wide cooperation with other economic development efforts was one of his biggest achievements, along with the
SCHERERVILLE – Tri Kappa’s Zeta Psi Chapter will hold its inaugural Tri Kappa Dash for the Green 5K Run/Walk on April 22. The run will raise money to promote charity, culture and education for the community. Last year, Zeta Psi chapter donated more than $10,000 to a variety of organizations, including Meals on Wheels, St.
PORTAGE – The Northwest Indiana Forum has elected Don Babcock of NIPSCO as chairman of the board. Jill Richie of United States Steel Corp., will be chairman elect and Tom Keilman of BP is secretary-treasurer. The Forum announced that Charles Weaver of the Starke County Economic Development Foundation will head its Economic Development efforts. Leading
GARY – Fitch Ratings, one of the three major credit rating agencies, has upgraded Methodist Hospitals‘ bond issues to BBB- from BB+. The ratings agency cited Methodist’s consecutive years of improving profitability, consistent and healthy liquidity, effective expense control and improving medical staff stability as reasons for the upgrade. In 2010 Methodist Hospitals has a
WEST LAFAYETTE – Purdue University researchers have revealed how a mutation in a protein shuts down a protective function needed to prevent the death of neurons in Parkinson’s disease. The discovery could open the door to new drug strategies in treating the disorder. Fred Regnier, the J.J. Law Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, and Jean-Christophe Rochet,
MUNSTER – Donald P. Fesko, CEO of Community Hospital, has been named the American College of Healthcare Executives Robert S. Hudgens Memorial Award recipient as the 2012 Young Healthcare Executive of the Year. The award honors an exceptional healthcare executive who is younger than 40. “We are proud that ACHE has selected Don as the
LAPORTE – Northwest Indiana businesses have an opportunity to take part on the project, Drug-Free Hoosiers. Funded through a grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration, it will hold companies with 500 or fewer employees to implement a drug-free assistance program. The program includes a defensible, written and customized substance abuse policy; supervisor and employee
CROWN POINT – The University of St. Francis held a pinning ceremony for 20 nursing graduates at its Crown Point campus. The class was the largest in the school’s history. The associate of nursing graduate will now complete the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. “Our pinning
