Longtime partner leaving Kruggel Lawton CPAs
Michael Varner is leaving the accounting firm to pursue a management role at a community organization that helps individuals and families in Elkhart County.
PNW grad brings 1-800-STRIPER franchise to NWI
Josh Kackos will lead the 1-800-STRIPER franchise in Northwest Indiana and the Chicago area.
Northwest Indiana Business Magazine writer earns awards
Patricia Szpekowski, a freelancer writer for Northwest Indiana Business Magazine, won two awards for stories about business in the Region.
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Ports of Indiana, Metro Ports extend partnership
Ports of Indiana and Metro Ports extended their bulk cargo partnership at Burns Harbor as the organizations aim to increase bulk-handling operations at the port.
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U-Haul products now at Save More Food Center
Save More Food Center in Gary recently became a U-Haul neighborhood dealer, offering truck and trailer rentals, towing equipment and moving supplies.
Ivy Tech offers CNC machining program
Ivy Tech is offering a four-day CNC Automation & Programming Skills Training workshop in East Chicago to help meet the employment needs of area manufacturers.
Ports of Indiana welcomes first ocean vessel of 2025
Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor welcomed the M.V. Pile as the first ocean vessel of the 2025 international shipping season and presented a steel stein to the ship’s captain.
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Valparaiso broker named to top 40 under 40 list
Albert Miller, 35, of Raymond James & Associates in Valparaiso, landed No. 14 for producing $2.5 million in annual revenue.
Valparaiso explores Central Park Plaza expansion
The City of Valparaiso is exploring the possibility of expanding Central Plaza Park in downtown Valparaiso and has initiatiated preliminary discussions with landowners.
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Rep. Harris: Ensuring all Hoosiers included in tech progress
State Rep. Earl Harris Jr. (D-East Chicago) says Indiana legislators must make sure all residents are included in the state’s bright technology future.
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