Northwest ISBDC to host pitch workshop
The Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center and the Economic Development Corp. Michigan City are offering a free elevator pitch workshop April 22.
Lakefront Career Network to host dinner
Michigan City-based Lakefront Career Network is inviting young professionals to an Etiquette Dinner April 24 at Patrick’s Grille to learn how to dine with good etiquette.
Franciscan Health Michigan City adds comfort, security dog
Oaken, a one-year-old labrador retriever, arrived at Franciscan Health Michigan City in March to serve as a trained therapy dog under the care of Doug Samuelson.
Franciscan Health Michigan City adds comfort, security dog Read More »
Mishawaka mayor to deliver address
The City of Mishawaka will host Mayor Dave Wood’s 14th annual State of the City Address, themed “The Mishawaka Way,” April 14.
Zoo Luminate lights up the zoo
Chinese lanterns in the shape of giant pandas, tigers and other animals will light up the nights at the Potawatomi Zoo for Zoo Luminate, a lantern festival through May 25.
Local artist unveils South Shore poster
Local watercolor artist Kristina Knowski of Chesterton unveiled her new “All Along the South Shore” poster featuring Humane Indiana’s great-horned owl named Freya.
Cornerstone Alliance launches strategic plan
Southwest Michigan economic development organization Cornerstone Alliance announced the launch of its 2025 Strategic Action Plan to promote growth in Berrien County.
Hitachi gifts chamber membership
Female entrepreneur Gina Alber recently received a gift membership to the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce from Michigan City-based Hitachi Global Air Power.
Elkhart chamber to host OSHA breakfast
The Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce’s OSHA Council is presenting a workplace safety breakfast featuring Sampson Briggs from 3M Fall Protection April 16.
Elkhart county block grants underway
Elkhart County’s Vibrant Communities Block Grant program is now accepting submissions for proposals, with the goal of enhancing the county one neighborhood block at a time.