The first project in northwest Indiana to receive READI 2.0 funds is the Duneland YMCA in Chesterton. The project is getting $1 million from the state to turn a former middle school into a YMCA.... Read More
Grace College opened its Center for Literacy and Learning on Monday. The center focused on the Science of Reading techniques to improve literacy as the state has placed an increased importance on third-grade reading scores.... Read More
Shawnee Place was added to the National Register of Historic Places recently. The neighborhood features 245 homes, many of which were built in the early 20th century by working class residents of the area.... Read More
KeyBank is investing $150,000 in Habitat for Humanity of St. Joseph County. The nonprofit is looking at building a Homeownership Training Center in Mishawaka.... Read More
Mammoth Solar is making the first of its economic development payments to Pulaski County as its massive solar farm comes online.... Read More
The Village Premier project is adding a health clinic. Officials in Fort Wayne broke ground Thursday on a Meridian Health Services clinic that signals a shift to a new phase of the larger housing project.... Read More
Rural education and workforce organizations have concerns about the Indiana DOE's proposed high school diploma requirements on work-based learning. Transportation and the amount of businesses willing to participate are chief among them.... Read More
As part of its broader initiative to increase instruction on ethics, the University of Notre Dame this week announced it has received a $1 million grant to bolster moral instruction. Notre Dame said the money will be shared between two programs.... Read More
The biggest employer in downtown Warsaw is expanding further. On Tuesday, Lake City Bank announced it has bought another building to add to its downtown campus to serve as an Innovation and Technology Center.... Read More
Co-founded by an Indiana University graduate, Sunny Period has received a $250,000 investment from the IU Angel Network. Founders Drew Jarvis and Cindy Belardo position their menstrual cup product as an eco-friendly alternative to tampons.... Read More
