Current Issue

The October-November 2025 issue of Northwest Indiana Business Magazine includes stories about commercial real estate, tax planning, wellness and philanthropy, among many others.

Businesses and organizations share good news about new hires, promotions, accolades, including John Gipson, who is the next chancellor of Ivy Tech Lake County.

The Region's commercial real estate landscape depends on business-friendly climate, land, cultural and building infrastructure, experts say.

Accounting professionals keep up with complex new tax rules that they say will benefit businesses if they act now.

Regional leaders consider housing options that will offer affordability and walkability as Northwest and North Central Indiana towns welcome new residents.

Employers and wellness experts share strategies and insights on how they keep associates happy and healthy.

The Region’s nonprofit board members serve with patience, persistence and passion for the causes they care about.

Great schools and a great location draw new residents to the unincorporated town that values its parks, roads and nonprofits.

Katie Sarver of Northwest Health explains how a digital detox can improve your health and well-being.

Highland chiropractor Ahmad Sprouse teaches patients how to care for themselves with non-drug approach first.

Flourish Church in Gary opens its doors to build relationships between nonprofits and the Gary community.

Ellen Szarleta of Indiana University Northwest says economic redevelopment succeeds in places where people want to live, gather and invest.

Purdue Northwest alumna Laura Fuller demonstrates immense care for patients, nurses after 38 years in the field.