Lemonade Day Calling on Kids
Registration is open for Lemonade Day Greater Indianapolis. Organizers are looking for kids who want to learn the basics of entrepreneurship and finance through operating a lemonade stand to take p...... Read More
Andy Ober
Hicks: Jobs Report Suggests ‘Unsettling Trends’
Ball State University economist Michael Hicks says, despite despite the national February employment report being better than expected, it also shows some negative trends continue to "haunt the eco...... Read More
Partnership Includes Student, Faculty Internships
The University of Southern Indiana has entered into a public-private partnership with a medical claims processing company that will include internship opportunities for both students and faculty. T...... Read More
OrthoIndy Begins Work on Urgent Care Facility
OrthoIndy has begun construction on an urgent care and physical therapy facility in Westfield. The bone, joint, spine and muscle care provider says the center will result in about a dozen new jobs.... Read More
St. Mary’s Health Names Chief Medical Officer
St. Mary's Health in Evansville has named Heidi Dunniway chief medical officer. She is a member of the clinic teaching staff at the St. Francis Family Medicine Residence Program and previously serv...... Read More
Ellspermann Winding Down Final Day as LG
Indiana's 50th lieutenant governor is spending her last few hours in the job. Sue Ellspermann, who has applied to be the next president of Ivy Tech Community College, officially resigns from her of...... Read More
Attorney Joins Carmel Redevelopment Commission
Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard has named Henry Mestetsky to the city's redevelopment commission. Mestetsky is an attorney with Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP and previously served as the Carmel Redevelopme...... Read More
Franklin College Adds to Board
The Franklin College Board of Trustees has added two new members. They include executives with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Indianapolis Facilities Center and the Johnson County-based...... Read More
The Food Desert Fight Grows
An organization aiming to provide healthy meals for Indianapolis students living in food deserts has ambitious plans for 2016. The Patachou Foundation, which has served 18,000 locally-produced meal...... Read More
NE Indiana Foreign-Trade Zone Grows
The U.S. Department of Commerce has approved an application add Randolph County to the Northeast Indiana Foreign-Trade Zone. The designation means all 92 Indiana counties are now part of an FTZ ser...... Read More