Officials in Terre Haute this week approved a feasibility study to help determine the next steps for the revitalization of the Indiana Theatre in the city's downtown. The study comes less than a year after the theater was donated by businessman Greg Gibson.... Read More
Evansville Mayor-elect Stephanie Terry this week announced her first appointments for the heads of various city departments. They include leaders for the city's Department of Parks and Recreation, Department of Transportation and Emergency Management Agency.... Read More
As the holidays wind down, many people may have leftover cardboard boxes that they want to recycle, but a component placed on those boxes makes recycling difficult: adhesives.... Read More
A longstanding hamburger restaurant in downtown Fort Wayne could soon be under new ownership. Powers Hamburgers, which has been in operation since 1940 has been listed for sale. ... Read More
The fifth-generation owner of a more than 125-year-old dairy farm in Fort Wayne says agritourism is becoming an increasingly important aspect of his farm's success. Kuehnert Dairy recently received a $100,000 grant to help create a cheese curd operation.... Read More
Fort Wayne-based Indiana Michigan Power has received approval from the Michigan Public Service Commission to build what it calls its largest solar farm to date. The Lake Trout solar plant near Montpelier will generate enough energy to power up to 73,500 homes.... Read More
The Central Indiana Land Trust has added another property to its protected lands in Putnam County. The organization says it has acquired the 27-acre Fern Cliff Addition, which is adjacent to the 157-acre Fern Cliff Nature Preserve.... Read More
The Merrillville Town Council on Tuesday officially approved a 1% food and beverage tax. The tax will now go into effect on Jan. 1, and the town says the revenue generated will support tourism and parks and recreation initiatives.... Read More
Ascend Indiana says it formed partnerships with 14 colleges and universities in Indiana to connect students to career opportunities throughout the state.... Read More
The University of Indianapolis has unveiled a marketing campaign designed to generate interest among high school students in pursuing a teaching degree. "Let's Teach, Indiana!" is being launched in partnership with 14 high schools in Marion County.... Read More
