GARY – Gary Chicago International Airport has announced that starting Feb. 15, twice weekly round trip passenger service will begin to the Sanford Orlando International Airport in Florida through Allegiant Airlines. The passenger service is the first at the airport since 2007 when Sky Value USA filed bankruptcy. Previously, passenger service was available at Gary […]
SOUTH BEND – Shannon Clifton of Gibson Insurance Group in South Bend has been awarded the Associate in Insurance Services (AIS) designation from the Insurance Institute of America. The designation requires the completion of a series of courses and a national examination covering property and liability insurance principles, personal and commercial insurance, insurance policy analysis
INDIANAPOLIS – Heartland Truly Moving Pictures has released its Top 10 Truly Moving Picture Award-winning films of 2011. Disney’s The Help claims the No. 1 spot, followed by Sarah’s Key and Beginners. Dolphin Tale and The Muppets rounded out the list of top films that inspire, educate and engage audiences of all ages. “Compiling this
Small-bank values and a five-star rating. by Rick A. Richards LaPorte Savings Bank’s roots run deep in LaPorte County and Northwest Indiana. As far as Chairman and CEO Lee Brady can tell, the bank’s roots are deeper than any other bank in the region still doing business under its original name. Brady, who has been
VALPARAISO – Scott Tuft of Valparaiso has been appointed to the Indiana Dunes Tourism Board of Directors. The appointment was made by Valparaiso Mayor Jon Costas. Tufts is director of sales and marketing for Accucraft Imaging in Hammond and is an associate at Bass Pro Shops in Portage. He has lived in Valparaiso for 20
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. has announced that November shipments through the Great Lakes were up 1.23 percent from last year, some 33 million metric tons. The report showed that the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor reported increases in most major commodities. “Even with a month left in the shipping season, the
CROWN POINT – The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority has approved funding for two initiatives aimed at restoring brownfields that would lay the groundwork for development. The RDA has approved spending $100,000 in matching funds to create and Environmental Protection Agency Brownfields Assessment Program and Revolving Loan Fund. The program is a partnership with Hammond,
HIGHLAND – Franciscan Alliance Northern Indiana hospitals employee walked to help find a cure for juvenile diabetes at Wicker Park. More than 50 employees took part in the event and raised $14,772. The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation hosted the event, which attracted more than 2,000 people.
GARY – Methodist Hospitals is celebrating the holidays with Angel Tree donations, patient visits from the Railcats and Methodist Max mascots and special holiday meals for employees. In addition, there will be choir performances, employee Christmas book give-aways by the Gary Literacy Coalition and staff confessions by the Spiritual Care Department. The Angel Tree donations
HIGHLAND – Tom Julian has joined the staff of Webb Ford in Highland. Julian was a long-time employee of the recently closed River Oaks Ford in Calumet City, Ill. Julian has 34 years of experience in the automotive field and will be sales manager and AXZ plan specialist for Webb. That plan is a special
