CarDon & Associates acquires Brownstown senior living community
The facility, which was previously named Hoosier Christian Village, was acquired by Bloomington-based CarDon & Associates earlier this month.... Read More
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Indiana companies focus on student outreach during National Engineers Week
National Engineers Week was founded in 1951, and this week two Indianapolis-based companies shared what their jobs are like and possible career opportunities with thousands of students.... Read More
Southwest Indiana leaders, Talent EVV working on 2030 Strategic Plan
The Talent EVV 2030 Strategic Refresh will leverage existing practices, initiatives and expertise to drive scale and impact across the region. There's also a focus on telling the region's story, including strengths and opportunities for growth.... Read More
Ports of Indiana near-record cargo shipments in 2024
In addition to shipments, the ports announced more than $200 million in public and private investments last year.... Read More
IU Indianapolis helping fuel momentum, growth at 16 Tech
Indiana University Indianapolis says its new Research 1 — or R1 — designation from the Carnegie Foundation will help propel the city and state forward.... Read More
Explore Evansville names new CEO
Tom White will join the organization March 3 as president and CEO from Visit Mobile (Alabama), where he served as vice president of convention and leisure sales.... Read More
IU Indianapolis receives Research 1 designation
An R1 designation is presented to universities with $50 million in research and development expenditures that award at least 70 doctoral degrees in any field in a year.... Read More
Indiana Donor Network reports record transplant year in 2024
The organization transplanted 1,388 donated organs in 2024, saving 1,216 lives. In 2023, there were 1,134 transplants.... Read More
Union Health files new COPA to acquire Terre Haute Regional Hospital
In a news release issued Tuesday, Union Health said "the purpose of the merger is to improve the health and wellness of ALL Wabash Valley citizens" and listed several anticipated benefits.... Read More
Three Rivers Festival board votes to file for bankruptcy
The city's largest festival has been held nearly every year since 1969. The organization needed to raise $300,000 by Monday to avoid bankruptcy. As of Tuesday morning, the crowdfunding campaign had raised $1,200.... Read More