Health practices join forces

Foundations Family Medicine, which has medical practices in Scott and Clark counties, has joined Richmond-based Well Care Community Health Inc. Well Care is a Federally Qualified Health Center that is certified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and primarily serves underserved, uninsured and homeless populations.... Read More

Terre Haute theater donated to Vigo County CIB

A century-old theater in downtown Terre Haute is under new ownership. Terre Haute businessman Greg Gibson has donated the Indiana Theatre to the Vigo County Capital Improvement Board, and the venue will operate as a first-run movie theater.... Read More

Youth leadership development organization receives $100K grant

The Indianapolis-based Center for Leadership Development has received a $100,000 grant that will go towards its $33 million Rise Campaign to help minority youth become business and civic leaders. The grant came from the FORVIS Foundation, the philanthropic arm of CPA firm FORVIS LLP, which operates four offices in Indiana.... Read More

Commonwealth Engineers to open South Bend office

Indianapolis-based Commonwealth Engineers Inc. is planning to open an office in South Bend. The company, which specializes in engineering services related to wastewater, potable water, and stormwater systems, says the new location will help better serve its growing clientele in northern Indiana.... Read More

Another county joins broadband ready effort

Another Indiana county has been designated as a Broadband Ready Community, meaning it has removed barriers to make it easier for telecom companies to make broadband infrastructure investments. Henry County is the 76th location to receive the certification.... Read More

Valpo Starbucks employees vote to unionize

Employees at two Starbucks locations in Valparaiso successfully voted to unionize late last week. With the vote, the baristas became the second group of Starbucks employees to form a union; Starbucks workers in Clarksville voted to unionize last July.... Read More

Indiana House Republicans want to reshape school funding

House Republicans wrote a sweeping overhaul to limit local property taxes for public school corporations and opened a new type of funding for charter schools in their proposed two-year state budget. The change would mandate the amount of funds every public school district and charter school receives for operations.... Read More

House GOP budget advances to full chamber

The proposed House Republican budget advanced Monday to the full chamber, where much of the debate over Indiana’s next two-year spending plan will continue to center around school funding, public health and tax cuts.... Read More

SALT deduction bill heading to governor’s desk

A bill designed to save millions of dollars in taxes for the majority of Indiana businesses is heading to Gov. Eric Holcomb's desk. Senate Bill 2 would provide a state and local tax, or SALT, deduction for what are known as pass-through entities.... Read More

AcceLINX appoints new leader

Warsaw-based AcceLINX has appointed Mark Schindel to lead general operations of the company. Schindel will succeed AcceLINX co-founder David Anderson, who led its overall development and operations since its launch in 2017.... Read More

Franciscan Crown Point opens midwife center

The Franciscan Physician Network Center for Midwifery Women's Health joins Franciscan’s portfolio of care options for expectant women and infants in Crown Point, including OB-GYNS, maternal fetal medicine specialists and specialized emergency obstetric care.... Read More

Sassy Sauce seeing steady success

Farmer's Sassy Sauce was created at the former Acapulco Joe's, which closed in 2019, but Indianapolis native Brian Farmer created a company during the pandemic to sell the sauce. The company doubled its sales in 2022 and is on pace to continue that growth.... Read More