Around INdiana: 1000° Wood Fired Pizza Revisited

Less than 400 people call Mount Summit, Indiana home. It’s a tiny town nestled between New Castle and Muncie that is gaining a big-time reputation as a can’t miss destination for pizza lovers. We head to Henry County to sample 1000º Wood Fired Pizza.... Read More

Around INdiana: Foamnasium Revisited

For more than 65 years, Greenfield-based Foamcraft has distributed foam and latex to furniture, boat and RV manufacturers around the Midwest. Learn how the family-owned company’s transition into the kids’ furniture business has become a hit around the globe.... Read More

Around INdiana: 33 Brick Street Revisited

What began as an idea between old friends from French Lick in 2008, has turned into destination dining with a basketball twist. We head to French Lick to check out 33 Brick Street, a restaurant that pays homage to Indiana hoops legend Larry Bird. ... Read More

Around INdiana: Landree Mine Revisited

A vacant coal mine in Greene County is being turned into a “farm-to-bottle” craft distillery. More on the redevelopment of the old Landree Mine in Jasonville and how the concept is also providing jobs to former coal miners. ... Read More

Around INdiana: Kokomo Opalescent Glass Revisited

Kokomo Opalescent Glass has been manufacturing colored glass art and architecture for more than 130 years and can be found all over the globe, from cathedrals to Tiffany lamps to fixtures in Disney World. It’s a feast for the eyes from Howard County. ... Read More

Around INdiana: The Bradley Hotel Revisited

Northeast Indiana’s newest boutique hotel opened its doors for guests earlier this year. Around IN Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman checks out Fort Wayne’s botanical-themed Bradley Hotel, the city’s latest addition to its waterfront revitalization efforts.... Read More

Around INdiana: Oakley Brothers’ Distillery Revisited

Brothers Jason and Jerrad founded Oakley Brothers’ Distillery on 8th Street in Anderson in 2018. Around INdiana Reporter Mary-Rachel Redman explains how their dream started on the Inca Trail in Peru and wound up becoming a popular destination in Madison County.  ... Read More

South Shore Line Projects Move Forward

It’s full steam ahead for two major commuter rail improvement projects in northwest Indiana. South Shore Line President & General Manager Mike Noland has an update on the double tracking project from Gary to Michigan City and the 8.5-mile extension of the West Lake Corridor from Hammond to Dyer. ... Read More

La Porte Prepares For U.S. Marines NIBC Invitational

Northwest Indiana will soon be in the national basketball spotlight when the best of the best in high school hoops tip off next month at the U.S. Marines La Porte Invitational. City of La Porte Parks Superintendent Mark Schreiber explains ESPN’s involvement and how it’s part of a larger strategy for the city. ... Read More

INsiders Weigh in on READI Grants & More

What is the short and long-term impact for the 17 Indiana regions getting a share of the $500 million READI grant money? We get insight from our panel of INsiders: Krieg DeVault Of Counsel Deborah Daniels, IndyPolitics.org Publisher Abdul-Hakim Shabazz and Bose Public Affairs Group Principal Roger Harvey.... Read More

INLearning Partnership Helps Teachers

There’s a new resource for Indiana teachers looking to achieve excellence in the classroom. The INLearning Partnership is a collaborative initiative that provides professional resources for educators. We get details from Five Star Technology Vice President of Strategy April Harper. ... Read More

Genezen Opens Fishers Lab

Genezen has announced plans to invest $40 million in its cell and gene therapy facility in Hamilton County. Ray Kaczmarek explains why the company is bullish on Fishers and its growing life sciences sector. ... Read More

Trendiana: Food Boards

Hoosier food entrepreneurs are cashing in on the meats, cheeses and crackers you nibble on at parties and gatherings. Yelp’s Senior Lead of Community & Marketing Brittany Smith looks at the growing trend of Hoosier entrepreneurs getting in on the food board business.... Read More

READI Grant Recipients Have Ambitious Plans

Seventeen Indiana regions representing all 92 counties are getting a share of $500 million from the state’s READI grants program. READI Review Committee Member and Dean and Barbara White Foundation Executive Director Bill Hanna breaks down the economic impact and how it could generate billions of dollars in overall investments.... Read More

Holcomb One-On-One on State of Indiana Economy

Indiana’s economy weathered a challenging 2021. Despite supply chain issues, labor shortages and the pandemic, the state saw growth in several key areas. In an extended interview, we’ll get Governor Eric Holcomb’s perspective on the state of economic development this year and what’s in the pipeline for 2022.... Read More