Region’s building boom
Despite nationwide economic stagnation, the Region’s commercial real estate boom appears poised to continue in the months ahead, experts say.
Industries
Boost for buying local
Local food growers say the pandemic sparked a buy-local movement because national supply chains seemed much more fragile than believed.
Burns Harbor port director leaving post May 3
Ian Hirt, who has led the Ports of Indiana Burns Harbor since March 2017, is stepping down from the post.
South Bend Cubs sign extension keeping team in city through 2041
South Bend will be the home of the Chicago Cubs’ Class A-Advanced minor league affiliate through 2041.
Food council development grants available through Indiana Grown
Grants up to $25,000 to develop food councils around the state are available through Indiana Grown.
Indiana Manufacturers Association elects 2021 chair, officers
Tim Hollander, an executive with Toyota Motor Manufacturing, is the 2021 chair of the Indiana Manufacturers Association board.
Franciscan Health opens $16.5 million 25-bed surgical unit expansion at Munster hospital
Franciscan Health Munster’s new $16.5 million addition is open for business.
State expects construction on Double Track project to start by summer
Landing $173 million in federal funds signaled to state leaders the long-awaited start of construction to the Double Track Northwest Indiana Project has arrived.
Farmer sentiment improves on prospects of better income
Signs of improving crop prices are contributing to a rise in Indiana farmers’ optimism about the state’s ag economy.
Franciscan Health time capsule reveals century-old items from former St. Anthony hospital in Michigan City
Renovation work at Franciscan Health’s former Michigan City hospital provided look at the facility’s history.