Port welcomes first vessel of international shipping season
Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor celebrated the start of the international shipping season with the arrival of the M.V. Jamno on April 12.
Officials kick off restoration of historic Dunes buildings
Restoration on three historic buildings officially began April 11 with a groundbreaking ceremony at the House of Tomorrow in Beverly Shores.
Remodeled Pilot to hold community celebration in Burns Harbor
The Duneland Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon cutting April 25 to celebrate the opening of the updated Pilot travel center in Burns Harbor.
Crowe earns spot on Fortune’s list of Top 100 Companies to Work For
Crowe lands No. 32 on Fortune’s 2024 list of the top 100 Companies to Work For. Its roots are in South Bend.
Merrillville launches community banner program
The town of Merrillville’s new banner program aims to showcase local businesses, foster community spirit and beautify the streets.
Regional groups plan World Creativity & Innovation Week events
The Center for Creative Solutions and the Society of Innovators are celebrating World Creativity and Innovation Week April 15-21.
State allocates $45M in READI 2.0 funds to NWI Forum
The Northwest Indiana Forum was awarded $45 million in funding from the READI 2.0 program.
Franciscan WorkingWell to host health care luncheon
Franciscan WorkingWell will host a free luncheon April 24 in Chesterton, with information about employer-based health and wellness programs.
Wightman promotes new president
Steve Carlisle was named Benton Harbor, Michigan-based Wightman’s new president during a board meeting April 9.
Ivy Tech offers free courses to high school students
Ivy Tech Community College is offering free college courses to eligible Indiana high school students at 19 campuses statewide this summer.