Indiana taxpayers can expect $125 automatic state refund
Indiana taxpayers can expect an automatic $125 state refund this year.
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VSBM executive director resigns to join IU South Bend
Rob DeCleene is stepping down as executive director of Visit South Bend Mishawaka after 12 years in the post.
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Nominations sought for Indiana Manufacturers Association 2022 excellence awards
The Indiana Manufacturers Association seeks nominations for its 2022 Manufacturing Excellence Awards.
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Pulaski County family among recipients of 2022 Hoosier Homestead Awards
A family farm Pulaski County and another from La Porte County were among more than 60 presented with a 2022 Hoosier Homestead Award.
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First Merchants Corp. closes merger with Michigan-based Level One Bancorp
Muncie-based First Merchants Corp. has closed its merger deal with Michigan-based Level One Bancorp.
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Notre Dame names VP for undergraduate enrollment
Micki Kidder was named by the University of Notre Dame as its new vice president for undergraduate enrollment.
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UPS honors select drivers for reaching 25 years or more being accident free
Logistics giant UPS honored 1,495 delivery drivers throughout its global network for reaching 25 years or more of service of safe driving.
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Illinois-based LRS buys Junoll Services of South Bend
Illinois-based LRS, a provider of waste disposal and recycling services, has purchased Junoll Services of South Bend.
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Survey finds Indiana manufacturers’ top concerns high supply chain costs, workforce recruitment and retention
Rising supply chain costs and recruiting and retaining skilled workers are among the top concerns for Indiana manufacturers.
SpartanNash contract with military extended through December 2025
Michigan-based SpartanNash said the U.S. Defense Commissary Agency extended its contract to provide private label products to all DeCA commissaries.
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