Economic development leader Elaine Bedel tapped for new state role
Elaine Bedel, who has served as president of the Indiana Economic Development Corp. since 2017, now will lead the newly established Indiana Destination Development Corp.
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.
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.
South Bend fire chief appointed new Indiana state fire marshal
South Bend Fire Chief Stephen Cox recently was appointed new Indiana state fire marshal by Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Moving along roads to success
Northwest Indiana planners keep future in mind when maintaining, improving Region’s infrastructure, including a double-track project on South Shore Line.
Indiana ready for the world
Education, engagement, talent development, teamwork and informed insight, along with infrastructure, keep the Region heading in the right direction logistically, experts say.
Northern Indiana residents among Holcomb appointees to state boards, commissions
Some Northern Indiana residents were among those recently appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to various state boards, commissions and task forces.
Holcomb leading delegation to strengthen Indiana’s business partnerships in Asia
Gov. Eric Holcomb will lead economic development trips to Asia to strengthen the state’s partnerships and create connections to help Indiana do more business in the global marketplace.
State keeping door open to buy land that may become Indiana’s fourth shipping port
State officials have extended the option purchase land near Lawrenceburg, which could be the site of the state’s fourth port.
State’s corn, soybean planting running behind due to wet spring
A wetter than normal spring has translated to setbacks in planting corn and soybeans statewide.