INDIANAPOLIS – The Regional Cities of Northern Indiana, consisting of 22 cities and towns in Elkhart, Marshall and St. Joseph counties, have been awarded one of three major grants for regional economic development through Governor Mike Pence’s Regional Cities Initiative today. The grant, in the amount of $42, was made possible by Indiana lawmakers who […]
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WEST LAFAYETTE – A Purdue startup has received federal funding to further develop an assistive wheelchair technology that allows power wheelchair users an efficient and easy-to-use method to more easily position and remove an iPad and other mobile devices. Prehensile Technologies has received a STTR Phase I grant from the National Science Foundation worth just
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INDIANAPOLIS – Over 700 people, including Indiana Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann, Connie Bond Stuart, Regional President of PNC Indianapolis, joined in a celebration Indiana’s women entrepreneurs during the National Association of Women Business Owners – Indianapolis (NAWBO-Indianapolis) twelfth annual Visionary Awards Luncheon presented by PNC Tuesday, December 15, 2015. This year, four individuals were honored for
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Free Community Hospital programs offered in December include: FREE WEIGHT LOSS CLASS Internal Medicine Practitioner Mary Tilak, MD, PC, will discuss the different aspects of the medical weight loss journey. Learn how you can reveal the “New You” empowered with good health, self-esteem and confidence with the support of our experienced team. Weight Loss Options
Twenty-five 21st Century Scholar program alumni, 10 partnering organizations and two state leaders who created Indiana’s scholarship program for low-income students were recognized. Hoosiers honored for 21st Century Scholar Program success at the program’s 25th anniversary celebration. “The 21st Century Scholars program is a national model for providing students financial assistance to access higher education in
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SOUTH BEND – Leadership groups in Elkhart, Marshall and St. Joseph counties, collectively known as The Regional Cities of Northern Indiana, are planning “Watch” events open to the public at three digitally connected locations Tuesday afternoon as information about $84 million in economic development grants is shared statewide via “live” streaming from Indianapolis. The events,
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ST. JOSEPH – Kruggel Lawton adds office in St Joseph. Kruggel Lawton CPAs, a full service accounting and business advisory firm, announced that the partners and staff of Schaffer & Layher, PLLC, of St. Joseph, Michigan, will join the firm effective December 1, 2015. The addition will bring 12 new professionals to Kruggel Lawton, while
WEST LAFAYETTE – Commercial vegetable farmers and market gardeners will have networking opportunities and get tips on how to improve their business when they meet at the Illiana Vegetable Growers Symposium. The event will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (CST) Jan. 5 at Teibel’s Restaurant, 1775 U.S. 41, Schererville. The program is a collaboration
LAFAYETTE – The local chapter of the NAACP recently held its NAACP 2015 Freedom Fund Banquet and awards. The Freedom Fund is money set aside for scholarships in the Greater Lafayette community. The theme for the evening was “Pursuing Liberty in the Face of Injustice”. Guest speaker was Mr. Odail Thorns, a retired Senior Executive
HOBART – St Mary Medical Center opens new surgical pavilion with 32,000 square foot surgical department – the foundation of the hospital’s four-story, $40 million Surgical Pavilion/ICU addition. Hospital officials held an internal ribbon cutting and blessing ceremony on Wednesday, December 9th. The new surgical department will feature 12 large surgical suites, one minor procedure room,
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