Jennifer Mullen is a senior Instructor in the Scott College of Business and director of the Networks scholarship program. The university said the new scholarship bearing her name is eligible to students who have received limited financial support.... Read More
The Imagination Library of Johnson County is launching a fundraising campaign following the Indiana General Assembly’s decision to eliminate state funding for the statewide initiative. The Johnson County Community Foundation has contributed $500,000 toward a dollar-for-dollar matching campaign, the Johnson County organization said. The goal is to raise $1 million to establish a permanent endowment […]... Read More
The firm said the new office, located at 3309 E. 146th St., features meeting spaces and enhanced accessibility to serve the needs of Medicare clients.... Read More
Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana will donate $3 million toward the purchase and upgrade of 83 patrol cars for the Gary Police Department. The city and the casino announced the five-year agreement this week.... Read More
The receipt of a previously allocated $9.82 million state grant allows the airport to build eight wide-bodied aircraft parking positions simultaneously on a new cargo logistics apron. ... Read More
The Warsaw-based company, which focuses on pediatric orthopedics, expanded with new or additional clinics in Los Angeles, Denver, New York and Dayton, Ohio, as well as Ireland, the company said.... Read More
Nancy Clifford will return to the role she last held in 2021, the Merrillville-based operator of PBS and NPR affiliates said Monday.... Read More
Hand of Hope provides 24-hour crisis support, safe sheltering, personalized safety planning, support groups, individual counseling and other outreach services.... Read More
The Evansville City Council today is expected to introduce a proposed municipal wheel tax ordinance to raise money for road repairs in the wake of a new state law that afforded property tax relief to many homeowners but slashed funds for local governments.... Read More
David Swindell, who in 1997 earned his doctorate in public policy from IU’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, was named to the position on Aug. 1. ... Read More
