GARY – Lawanda Jones, director of quality at Methodist Hospitals, has been nominated by Al Faber, president and CEO of the Partnership for Excellence, to the Board of Examiners for the 2013 Awards Cycle. The awards are modeled after the Baldridge National Quality Award and represent the highest level of recognition for performance excellence and […]
MERRILLVILLE – Krieg DeVault LLP has relocated of its Northwest Indiana office to Merrillville at 8001 Broadway, Suite 400. Coinciding with Krieg DeVault’s relocation, partner J. Brian Hittinger has been named executive partner of the firm’s Northwest Indiana office. He leads a team of 12 attorneys and paralegals. Krieg DeVault has experienced significant growth in Northwest
SOUTH BEND – This year 1st Source Bank celebrates 150 years of helping clients achieve security, build wealth and realize their dreams. 1st Source will began its year-long celebration on June 12. “1st Source is pleased to celebrate 150 years of service to our clients and the community,” said Christopher J. Murphy III, chairman and
SOUTH BEND – Global Spectrum, operators of the Century Center, has announced American Red Cross – World Refugee Day 2013 on the Gridiron in Downtown South Bend. Established by the United Nations, World Refugee Day recognizes the courage, strength and determination of men, women, and children forced to flee their homes under the threat of
CHESTERTON – This weekend is Lakeshore 12-20, a fun family health and cancer awareness event hosted by the Foundation For Molecular Medicine and sponsored by Franciscan Alliance. It is Sunday, June 23, at Indiana Dunes State Park. The event starts at 9 a.m. with a 5k run, walk, bike, or paddle with the timed race
HAMMOND – Carmen Panlilio has been named vice chancellor for enrollment management and student affairs at Purdue University Calumet. Most recently she was associate vice president for enrollment at New Jersey City University. Her background includes development university-wide police decisions and initiatives. As supervisor of the Offices of Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid, she managed
Hoosier Daddy livens up barbecues across the country. by Kathy McKimmie Kim Foy remembers watching her dad make his special barbecue sauce when she was five or six years old. She grew up with the sweet concoction served at family gatherings and neighborhood picnics. When he died in late 2007 after a long struggle with
Bring diverse communities together to build a brighter future. When NIPSCO’s Eddie Melton stepped to the podium at Strongbow’s Inn, he had no small task. He was asked along with others to answer this question: “How does a diverse region learn to work together to build a great region in a global economy? He was
