Learn about people, companies making a difference at work and in their communities, including Marcus Mayer who was named branch manager of the Merrillville branch.
Around the Region
Learn about people, companies making a difference at work and in their communities, including Kate Nafziger Leichty, who recently joined Kruggel Lawton CPAs’ Goshen office.
Around the Region
Learn about people, companies making difference at work and in their communities.
NIRPC seeks public comment on draft e-commerce report
Exponential growth in online commerce is reshaping the Region’s future transportation and warehousing needs.
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor marks five decades of service
An idea to open a deep-water port in Northwest Indiana five decades ago has become a multi-billion-dollar economic powerhouse.
La Porte County lands $1 million state grant to connect Kingsbury Industrial Park to CSX mainline
A La Porte County industrial park is getting state help to connect the site to a major national railroad network.
Griffith-based Bulkmatic and Bulk FR8 of Seattle launch joint dry bulk brokerage and logistics service
Griffith-based Bulkmatic, a dry bulk transport services provider, has partnered with Bulk FR8 of Seattle to form Dry Bulk FR8 LLC, which will offer nationwide dry bulk services.
Work underway on $19.7 million in improvements to Ports of Indiana – Burns Harbor
Giving the Port of Indiana – Burns Harbor more capacity to handle additional cargo and at the same time reduce its environmental impact will be the result once nearly $20 million in improvements are completed.
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.
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.