His side job? Laughter
Tom Byelick, Hobart Chamber of Commerce director, combines his business background with love of comedy to provide outside-the-box thinking in new role.
Lifestyle
Burn ‘Em Brewing expanding in downtown Michigan City
Burn ‘Em Brewing expanding in downtown Michigan City
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$17.8M federal grant will help complete Illinois-Indiana-Michigan trail
A $17.8 million federal grant will help complete the final 17 segments of a 60-mile continuous trail that connects Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.
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Dunes Arts Foundation elects 2022 board of directors
The Dunes Arts Foundation has elected its 2022 board of directors.
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Lakeshore PBS earns Chicago Emmy nominations for Eye on the Arts
The Lakeshore PBS series Eye on the Arts has received two Chicago/Midwest Emmy Award nominations.
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A passion for the stage
Janis Logsdon, assistant director of the Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau, has a passion for live theater productions, and she hasn’t given up on performing even during the pandemic that shuttered indoor performances.
Dunes Arts Foundation names artistic director and new board members
Dunes Arts Foundation named Steve Scott artistic director.
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Extreme measures
Bethany Hartley, of the South Bend-Elkhart Regional Partnership, shares her story about losing weight and pursuing better health in more than one fulfilling way.
Society of Innovators at Purdue University Northwest seeks nominations for 2021 awards
Nominations are being sought by the Society of Innovators at Purdue University Northwest for the 2021 Innovators Awards.
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Region receives nearly $6 million in state trail development funds
Three Northwest Indiana trail projects are receiving a share of nearly $30 million in state funds.
Region receives nearly $6 million in state trail development funds Read More »