What is prompting a big spike in vinyl record sales and how is it impacting local independent labels and musicians? Managing Editor Greg Weaver has details on that and other items on the roster coming up in this week’s IBJ.... Read More
The next generation of Hoosier construction professionals is getting a big career boost through the Indiana Careers in Construction Association. Indiana Careers in Construction Association Director of Community Outreach Lynn Busby with more on how the organization’s apprenticeship program is helping to meet the growing demand for construction workers.... Read More
New year, new goals and Indianapolis-based LifeOmic’s new app to help live a healthier lifestyle. Serial entrepreneur and tech guru and LifeOmic Founder & CEO Dr. Don Brown explains how LIFE Ascent helps you optimize your body inside and out. ... Read More
It’s time to get your order in for those Thin Mints, Tagalongs and a new cookie called Adventurefuls. Chief Executive Officer Danielle Shockey has more on the 2022 Girl Scout cookie season, new entrepreneurial badges for the girls and new options for people to order their cookies this year. ... Read More
An iconic Hoosier masterpiece built by decorated architects from the 50s is on the verge of extinction in Marion. Mary-Rachel Redman with this week’s Endangered Indiana from Grant County. ... Read More
On the heels of hosting college football’s national championship, Indianapolis will serve as the backdrop for another pivotal moment in college athletics. The city is hosting the 2022 NCAA Convention, and it is there that the entire membership will vote on a new constitution that will govern college sports. Kevin Lennon has details on what […]... Read More
Low unemployment. A robust and growing state budget surplus. Population growth. Just a few indicators that Governor Eric Holcomb says are pushing Indiana’s economy forward. Ball State Economist Mike Hicks breaks down the big takeaways from the governor’s 2022 State of the State speech. ... Read More
The College Football Playoff National Championship trophy is the coveted prize for the winner of the big game. There’s one man who doesn’t let it out of his sight and has one rule all fans must follow. Mary-Rachel Redman introduces us to Charley Green.... Read More
When the most recent surge of COVID cases overwhelmed central Indiana hospitals last month it had an alarming ripple effect on emergency ambulance services. IBJ Editor Lesley Weidenbener has more on how that impacted patient care, plus where the proceeds will go from the late Christel DeHaan’s newly listed multi-million-dollar mansion.... Read More
For more than 20 years, University High School in Hamilton County has proven to be a small but mighty part of Indiana education. We get details on what’s next for this private school in Carmel from Head of School Alicia LaMagdeleine.... Read More
Indiana’s advanced manufacturing sector appears to be solidly embracing the next generation of technology, according to a new study by Conexus Indiana. President & CEO Fred Cartwright breaks down the numbers and what it means to the state’s economy.... Read More
Ascension St. Vincent has opened a new Adult and Pediatric Burn Care Center at its flagship campus on the Indianapolis north side. Medical Director Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs has insight into the role the center will play in treating burn patients.... Read More
Indianapolis has practically written the playbook on how to successfully host big sporting events. 2022 Indy College Football Playoff President Susan Baughman has been one of the key players in making it all happen over the years. She shares her take on Indy’s latest sports coup and how it could be a game changer for […]... Read More
It takes a village to pull off big events like the College Football Playoff National Championship. Mary-Rachel Redman with how a loyal fleet of Hoosier volunteers has helped turn Indianapolis into a world class host city.... Read More
College football champions are usually crowned in the Sun Belt. So, how did Indianapolis become the first northern-tier city to land the national championship? We get answers and insight from CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock.... Read More
Indianapolis businesses are cashing in big-time this weekend on college football’s grand finale. The College Football Playoff National Championship between Alabama and Georgia is expected to draw 100,000 visitors to the city and pump more than $150 million into the economy. Visit Indy Senior Vice President Chris Gahl has details on the event’s overall impact […]... Read More
Jennifer Rumsey is making history in her hometown of Columbus at the company where she started as an intern. She is the first women to serve as president and chief operating officer at Cummins Inc. We get Jennifer’s take on women executives operating in what has traditionally been male-dominated space, how she broke the glass […]... Read More
For more than 30 years, Dr. Virginia Caine has worked to promote and advance public health in Indianapolis. She serves as Marion County Public Health Director and as an associate professor of medicine at the IU School of Medicine’s Infectious Diseases Division. Business of Health Reporter Kylie Veleta gets Dr. Caine’s perspective on the pandemic’s […]... Read More
Haley Marie Keith has come a long way from her days at Jimtown High School in Elkhart. A classroom project in college with her husband inspired them to establish MITO Material Solutions, a company transforming sporting goods, automotive and aerospace with a high-tech nano additive. Nextech President Karen Jung has more in her interview with MITO Material Solutions Co-Founder […]... Read More
Consumer-interest on Yelp in women-owned businesses was up more than 2-thousand percent in 2020 compared to 2019. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, in this month’s Trendiana segment, Pence Media Group’s Nicole Pence Becker and Yelp’s Brittany Smith share a list of women-owned beauty businesses where you can get pampered from your head to your toes! ... Read More
