Amish Pretzel Company expands its reach
Elkhart-based Ben’s Soft Pretzels announced that its sister company, Amish Pretzel Company, is bringing its frozen pretzels to Martin’s Super Markets across the Midwest.
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Priority Health, Physicians Health Plan complete acquisition
Michigan-based Priority Health and Physicians Health Plan of Northern Indiana completed an acquisition to foster innovation and improve access to care.
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Potawatomi Zoo names giraffe calf
The Potawatomi Zoo announced that its new female giraffe calf, born on Oct. 13 to Zindhi, a Masai giraffe at the zoo, will be named Hadassah.
Latitude Commercial adds two team members
Latitude Commercial announced the appointment of Rob Beardsley, as associate broker, and Austin Abbring, as maintenance technician, as of November.
GhostLight Theatre receives anonymous $100K gift
The GhostLight Theatre in Benton Harbor announced it received a $100,000 challenge pledge to match gifts two-to-one benefitting the 2025 theatre season.
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Kruggel Lawton CPAs expands in North Central Indiana
Kruggel Lawton CPAs expands reach in South Bend and moves to bigger location in heart of Elkhart to cap five years of exponential growth.
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Kruggel Lawton partner receives recognition
Kate Leichty, CPA and partner at Kruggel Lawton CPAs, received the Women to Watch Award at the Indiana CPA Society’s annual celebration in November.
Dunes Arts Foundation seeks proposals
The Dunes Arts Foundation’s board of directors is seeking a partner to collaborate on the development of its property on Shady Oak Dr. in Michigan City.
‘Earhart’ Cord exhibits at Henry Ford Museum
Elkhart-based JBS Collection’s 1937 convertible owned by famed aviator Amelia Earhart will be on display at The Henry Ford Museum in Michigan through May 2025.
Goshen businesses to celebrate Hometown Holiday
Downtown Goshen businesses are joining in the city’s Hometown Holiday event Dec. 6 by offering promotions, activities and “make-a-gift” stations for children.