IDEM awards community recycling grants
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is awarding more than $500,000 to 16 recipients around the state.... Read More
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Boone County residents file challenge over LEAP annexation
A group of Boone County residents filed legal action Tuesday against the city of Lebanon, accusing the municipality of violating state and local zoning law when it annexed 5,200 acres of land and created a new zoning district for a manufacturing and tech hub.... Read More
Indiana bill seeks to answer ‘Hoosier’ question for good
Refer to someone from Indiana as an “Indianan” and your ignorance might invoke an eye roll or a glare, but — if you’re really lucky — you’ll get a comedic interruption of an 1800s-era Indiana settler who’s just heard a knock at the door.... Read More
Franklin invests in students’ digital fluency
The president of Franklin College says the institution is taking steps to be a leader among liberal arts schools in the digital sphere. Kerry Prather says the college is responding to the marketplace by producing tech talent.... Read More
Pathfinder Services dissolves foundation
Huntington-based Pathfinder Services Inc. has dissolved the Pathfinder Foundation. The organization said Tuesday the foundation's board felt its mission could be better carried on by the Community Foundation of Huntington County.... Read More
State of the Judiciary address highlights role of state courts
Giving her ninth State of the Judiciary Address on Wednesday at the Indiana Statehouse, during a joint session of the Indiana General Assembly, Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush compared Indiana’s courts to a locomotive’s engine.... Read More
IU professor’s cello platform wins business competition
The Mill, Bloomington’s nonprofit center for entrepreneurship, is honoring IU Associate Professor of Music Jamie Tagg as the winner of the Crossroads Idea Competition. Celadore, Tagg's cello platform concept, will receive $2,500 from The Mill’s Flywheel Fund as a part of the winnings.... Read More
Hoosier youth organizations announce merger
Two Indiana organizations focused on providing services to at-risk youth are joining forces. Campagna Academy in Schererville this week announced it is merging with Terre Haute-based Gibault Children's Services.... Read More
Indy library board member resigns amid continued backlash
TD Robinson, the senior pastor of Mt. Paran Baptist Church, has resigned from the Indianapolis Public Library Board amid an ongoing controversy over the selection of a new library CEO.... Read More
Poly-Wood opens AmericasMart Atlanta showroom
Poly-Wood LLC, an outdoor furniture maker based in Kosciusko County, has opened a showroom at AmericasMart Atlanta.... Read More
New program targets Tipton County small business growth
The Tipton County Chamber of Commerce is using a federal grant to launch a program aimed at helping small businesses and entrepreneurs. The Accelerate (765) Program will provide low-interest loans and training assistance, as well as business counseling... Read More
Indiana Bond Bank chief named
Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott has named Jacob Blasdel executive director of the Indiana Bond Bank, succeeding acting executive director Ron Mangus. The state bond bank works with local government agencies throughout Indiana to lower borrowing costs for public projects.... Read More
Inotiv releases delayed earnings report
About a month after West Lafayette-based Inotiv Inc. (Nasdaq: NOTV) announced it would delay its fiscal fourth quarter and full-year earnings due to a federal investigation, the pharmaceutical testing company on Tuesday released the reports. ... Read More
Family legacy of Centier Bank extended
Merrillville-based Centier Bank has named Chris Campbell president, continuing a five-generation legacy of the family-owned bank. Campbell is married to a daughter of Centier Chairman and CEO Michael Schrage.... Read More
Medical partnership expands Wabash Valley neurological care
A new medical partnership will expand brain and spinal care services in the Wabash Valley. Our partners at WTWO-TV report Union Health and Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine Physicians are joining forces to provide neurosurgical services to a wider group of patients.... Read More
Upper Hand completes oversubscribed funding round
Indianapolis-based Upper Hand has closed on an oversubscribed round of funding. The software company said it will use the funding to accelerate the development of its software and payments platform, though it declined to disclose a specific dollar amount.... Read More
IU McKinney rolling out Indiana’s 1st hybrid J.D. program
Starting with the fall 2023 semester, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law will offer its part-time J.D. program in a hybrid format with both in-person instruction and an online component.... Read More
Ballard says he’ll be patient in finding right coach for Colts
Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Ballard learned one key lesson from his previous coaching search. Patience pays off. On Tuesday, two days after the Colts completed a 4-12-1 season, Ballard told reporters he would not rush to hire a new coach.... Read More
Low: Purdue support key to startup’s success
A Hoosier life sciences icon who recently received another major win says the ecosystem at Purdue University is a key factor in the success of his West Lafayette-based startup. Dr. Philip Low credited the university's support in an interview with Kylie Veleta.... Read More
Holcomb speech delivers familiar call to attract more high-wage employers
In his seventh State of the State address, Gov. Eric Holcomb laid out his agenda for his final two years in office, calling for record investments in public health, education and economic and workforce development amid fears of an economic downturn.... Read More