Thriving small businesses, representing a range of industries, and those working to create a healthy business climate in the Region, are among the honorees in the annual Entrepreneurial Excellence (E-Day) Awards.
Holcomb appoints Merrillville Town Court Judge Gina Jones to Lake County Superior Court post
Gina Jones, who serves as a judge for the Merrillville Town Court, was appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to the Lake County Superior Court to replace Judge John Pera who retired in June.
Report finds betting at sportsbooks in Indiana off to strong start
Analysts from PlayIndiana.com said Indiana retail sportsbooks accepted $35.2 million in bets in September, producing $8.6 million in adjusted gross revenue for the state’s sportsbooks.
Making a Difference: White Lodging founder Bruce White makes $16 million pledge through family foundation to benefit Region schools
Region schools serving students from low-income backgrounds received a major funding boost from Northwest Indiana entrepreneur Bruce White and his wife, Beth, who want to help children receive a quality education.
Gordon Food Service distribution center will bring more than 400 jobs to Indiana by end of 2025
Gordon Food Service, a privately held, family-managed food service distributor, will build a new 500,000-square-foot warehouse-distribution center in central Indiana that could create more than 400 jobs by the end of 2025.
Ivy Tech hosting career fair at Valparaiso campus Oct. 31
More than 15 Northwest Indiana employers are expected at Ivy Tech Community College’s Spooktacular Career Fair Oct. 31.
Porter Physician Group opens CareExpress Urgent Care in Hobart
Porter Physician Group recently opened CareEXPRESS Urgent Care at 7890 E. Ridge Road in Hobart.
Governor’s office announces several appointments to Indiana state boards, commissions
The office of Gov. Eric Holcomb recently announced several appointments to various state boards, commissions and taskforces.
Ball State economist suggests economy slowing despite job gains and drop in national jobless rate in September
A Ball State University economist believes the nation’s economy is slowing despite new jobs being created in September and improved job creation numbers in July and August.
NIPSCO projects lower residential heating bills this winter
NIPSCO residential customers in Northern Indiana should expect lower heating bills this winter.
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