Transcendia embarks on $17 million expansion in Wayne County
Plastic maker Transcendia is expanding its operation in Richmond with a $17 million purchase of a new facility and additional equipment.... Read More
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As Aurora brewery closes, groceries become the new Valas family business
A brewery in Aurora is closing, but the owners are finding power in small businesses and converting it to a grocery store to better serve the small downtown.... Read More
Second-hand retailer rScan to add 152 jobs, receive $1.2M in state incentives
The South Bend-based company buys returned products from large retail stores and sells them to individual retailers.... Read More
August homebuying report shows mixed results, but some see signs of ‘balanced’ market
The Indiana Association of Realtors reports fewer closed home sales in August but more pending sales as more houses under the media price are selling.... Read More
Notre Dame announces need-blind admissions, no-loan financial aid
New university of president Rev. Robert Dowd announced Notre Dame will move to being need-blind in its admissions for all students. It will also eliminate loans in financial aid packages.... Read More
As Rising Star Casino eyes move, Ohio County wonders what the future holds
Full House wants to move its gaming license from rural Ohio County to near Fort Wayne. The move would have dramatic impacts on both communities, but it ultimately needs lawmaker approval.... Read More
Elkhart recycling firm acquired By Michigan company
PADNOS Recycling is purchasing three scrap dealers, including Sam Winer & Company in Elkhart. PADNOS has 30 locations in Michigan and northern Indiana.... Read More
Purdue researchers warn of new disease affecting Indiana soybeans
Red crown rot is a crop disease affecting Indiana's soybeans. The disease is most common in the southern U.S. but it's moving north and researchers are warning farmers to be on the lookout.... Read More
IU Kokomo debuts new multipurpose hall
Indiana University Kokomo cut the ribbon this week on its new Innovation Hall which features space for local businesses as well as students.... Read More
Chesterton YMCA marks first READI 2.0 investment in northwest Indiana
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