Venture Logistics looks to make WAVEs with new e-charging port
A U.S. Department of Energy Grant is making possible a new electric truck charging station in Lafayette for logistics company Venture. The pad is made by WAVE Inc.... Read More
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IU Fort Wayne program offers direct access to local students
IU Fort Wayne is now offering automatic admission to students in Fort Wayne Public Schools who have a 2.0 GPA or higher... Read More
President of Huntington University announces retirement
Sherilyn Emberton announced she will retire as president of Huntington University at the end of next school year.... Read More
Michigan City leaders go all-in on planning for Indiana State Prison site
Leaders in Michigan City are hiring a roundtable of consultants to help plan what development will take place of Indiana State Prison once a new one is built.... Read More
Indiana homebuyers see positive July as mortgage rates trend down
Indiana home sales rose 7% in July, a report from the Indiana Association of Realtors found, likely due to lower mortgage rates and rising supply.... Read More
Lilly Endowment funding marks ‘transformative’ moment for DePauw, Greencastle
DePauw University was recently given $32 million from the Lilly Endowment. It plans to work with Greencastle to make major public improvements.... Read More
Mid-City Supply renovates Michigan City location
Mid-City Supply on Thursday re-opened its location in Michigan City. Mid-City is based in Elkhart and has 145 employees.... Read More
Developer seeks abatement for industrial flex building in Portage
Holladay Properties is asking for a tax abatement to build an industrial flex building in Portage. The company has had success with similar buildings nearby.... Read More
ISDA gives out AgriVision Awards to executives with Purdue, agriculture industry
The state department of agriculture gave the 2024 AgriVision Award to Ed Ebert and John Baugh for their work in promoting agriculture.... Read More
At Indiana colleges, student housing builds big
National developers are ramping up large apartment complexes in college towns as enrollments stay high and university housing remains scare.... Read More