Franciscan Health awards community grants
Franciscan Health awarded nearly $450,000 in community health improvement grants to non-profit health and human service agencies serving at risk communities.
NIPSCO, NiSource launch energy grant
NIPSCO, in partnership with NiSource Charitable Foundation, launched a $200,000 energy grant for two eligible northern Indiana non-profit organizations.
HealthLinc expands La Porte County service
Valparaiso-based HealthLinc will take over operations of Northwest Medical Group – Pediatric Care locations in La Porte and Michigan City on Dec. 1.
Gary airport celebrates $24M in upcoming upgrades
State and local officials kicked off $24 million in infrastructure upgrades at Gary/Chicago International Airport during a groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 8.
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The Brass Idol in Gary celebrates ribbon cutting
Restaurant in Gary’s Miller Beach district celebrated its opening with a ribbon cutting Sept. 13.
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Franciscan Health ER awarded accreditation
Franciscan Health Crown Point’s emergency department recently received Gold Level accreditation from the American College of Emergency Physicians.
NIPSCO employees give back to community
NIPSCO employees volunteered over 1,200 hours to give back to non-profit organizations across the Region during the company’s annual Charity of Choice campaign.
Surf Internet awarded Next Level Connections grant
Elkhart-based Surf Internet received $8.5 million to help bridge the digital divide across rural Indiana counties.
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VIA Marketing appoints new account executives
Ryan Thiele recently returned to VIA Marketing as an account executive and Sarah Aurelio was promoted from intern to account executive at the Merrillville-based marketing firm.
Vibrant Michigan City propels economic playbook
Vibrant Michigan City is a key component of a broad economic playbook for change across the U.S. that was put together based on conversations and data from 3 Indiana cities.