Northwest Indiana Forum

Proposed Lake County convention center backed by Northwest Indiana Forum

PORTAGE – The potential to bring in $400 million to the Region’s economy over a 20-year period was among the chief reasons the Northwest Indiana Forum put its support behind a proposed convention center in Lake County. In a statement issued July 13, the Forum’s managing board said it applauds Lake County government for commissioning […]

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Kelli Kilpatrick

Notre Dame college of graduate business programs names new senior director

Kelli Kilpatrick was named new senior director of Notre Dame University’s graduate business programs. She begins her new role Aug. 1. Kilpatrick will oversee admissions, student services, alumni relations and career services for the Mendoza College of Business residential graduate programs. Kilpatrick brings more than 30 years of experience in higher education at both the

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United Way

More than 1,500 volunteers needed for United Way Day of Caring event Aug. 10

United Way Regional Volunteer Center is seeking volunteers to help area nonprofits during its annual Day of Caring event on Aug. 10. Billed as the largest single-day volunteer event across Northwest Indiana, Day of Caring brings together nonprofits, businesses, municipalities, churches, civic groups and individuals to change lives one project at a time. “This force

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Indiana State Department of Agriculture

State department of agriculture seeks support for soil health forever stamp from USPS

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana State Department of Agriculture is leading a nationwide effort asking the U.S. Postal Service to issue a soil health forever stamp and seeks public support. According to the Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee, stamp proposals must meet certain criteria  and will be considered based on their significance to American history, culture or

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Community Healthcare System app

Mobile app provides progress report for Community Healthcare System rehabilitation patients

MUNSTER – Rehabilitation patients at the hospitals of Community Healthcare System can track their progress toward recovery via a mobile app. RehabTracker is a phone app, available in both Apple and Android formats, which lets patients view updates from their therapy team, track progress on areas of functional improvement and share the results with designated

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Teresa Lubbers

Indiana commissioner for higher education earns national award

Teresa Lubbers, commissioner of the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, was awarded the inaugural Exceptional Leader Award from the State Higher Education Executive Officers. The award is based on her leadership, commitment to higher education, contribution to the greater good, and service to the SHEEO association, a national organization whose members include chief executives of

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E-Day Awards

Nominations for annual Entrepreneurial Excellence Awards being accepted through Aug. 24

CROWN POINT – The Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center is seeking nominations for its annual Entrepreneurial Excellence (E-Day) Awards, which celebrates entrepreneurs and advocates from around the Region. Nominations are due Aug. 24. Categories include: small business person of the year, entrepreneurial success, small business exporter, young entrepreneur, minority-owned small business person, family-owned business,

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The Fresh Market

The Fresh Market closing 15 stores including locations in Indiana, Illinois

North Carolina-based The Fresh Market announced July 9 that it planned to close 15 stores, which includes some of its locations in Indiana and Illinois. The affected stores are in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Tennessee, Virginia and Wisconsin. Fresh Market is closing its Fishers location outside Indianapolis; the company will still

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