Kids’ activities center Jump Zone opening first Indiana location in Hobart
Jump Zone, which provides an assortment of activities for kids, is opening in Hobart.
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South Bend’s Beacon Health System names new chief clinical officer
Dr. Sam El-Dalati joined Beacon Health System of South Bend as chief clinical officer.
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South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority names new board members
Rohit Patel and Jahnae Erpenback are the newest members of the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority Board of Directors.
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New Purdue University Northwest contest asks students to develop digital marketing campaign
Purdue University Northwest has launched The Digital Marketing Competition, a nationwide university competition where teams consisting of between two and four students create a digital marketing campaign for a real corporate sponsor.
Meyers Glaros Group relocating headquarters to Merrillville in September
Insurance provider Meyers Glaros Group is moving its headquarters from Schererville to Merrillville in September.
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Merrillville-based White Lodging opens Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton in downtown Fort Wayne
The Merrillville-based hospitality development and management firm recently opened a Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton in downtown Fort Wayne.
Manufacturing bright future
Region takes steps to ensure industry builds on technological skills, workforce needed for success Since the first steel mills opened along the Lake Michigan shoreline, Northwest Indiana has repeatedly proven highly adaptable to meeting the needs of manufacturing. Still this unheralded sector of American productivity continues to be viewed as a dirty, dangerous industry despite
Lawful adaptations
Law firms combine latest technology with traditional practice to retain, attract new business Paul A. Leonard Jr. has been practicing law for more than three decades, but he still remembers his first day of employment in a law office. “I was presented with a Bic pen, a legal pad and a telephone,” said Leonard, who