Kansas-Missouri bid wins out over Indiana for two USDA agencies
Indiana makes top three finalists but loses bid for two USDA divisions to greater Kansas City area.
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Nominations sought for Indiana’s 2019 AgriVision Award
Nominations will be accepted through June 30 for the state’s 2019 AgriVision Award.
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RV maker Thor Industries announces new senior manager appointments
Thor Industries, the Elkhart-based maker of recreational vehicles, recently named new senior management appointments.
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Report: RV industry made $114 billion impact on US economy in 2018
The RV industry made a $114 billion impact on the nation’s economy in 2018, with nearly one third of that coming to Indiana.
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Steel wheel maker bringing up to 117 jobs to new plant in Plymouth
Indiana Wheel Corp. will create up to 117 new jobs with new production facility in Plymouth
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Nominations sought for Indiana Manufacturers Association’s annual excellence awards
Nominations are being accepted for The Indiana Manufacturers Association’s annual Manufacturing Excellence Awards.
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Strong, steady development
Statistics show demands for commercial space stable for Northwest, North Central Indiana Demand for commercial space is on the rise in Northwest and North Central Indiana as developers and businesses recognize the Region as a cost-effective gateway into the Chicago-area market. While Northwest and North Central Indiana might not be experiencing the type of growth
How to fix rural digital divide
Private industry, government work together to bring broadband to more Hoosiers In rural America, it’s often a case of “the haves” and “have nots” when it comes to high-speed internet service—and Indiana is no exception. Rural areas have been largely left out when it comes to building or improving fiber networks. Federal, state and private