Indiana Report Says Abortions Dropped 5% In State
Kokomo Tribune INDIANAPOLIS — The number of abortions performed in Indiana fell by about 5% last year, according to a new state health department report. The annual report shows that the number of abortions in Indiana fell by 400 to 7,637 during 2019. That decline came following two … Read More
North Manchester Rotary Chicken BBQ July 18
The Rotary Club of North Manchester is taking its Weber Grills on the road for the third annual North Manchester Rotary Grilled Chicken BBQ.
Read MoreAuburn Cord Duesenberg Festival Cancelled
The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival has been canceled for 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreFort Wayne Philharmonic Replaces Concert With a Video Feature
As the Fort Wayne Philharmonic had the unpleasant task of canceling Patriotic Pops concerts over the summer, its thoughts turned to those in the community.
Read MoreFlorida Company to Acquire Total Value RV in Elkhart
Florida-based Lazydays Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: LAZY) has announced plans to acquire Total Value RV in Elkhart. The company says the RV and motorhome dealership is a top retailer in Indiana.
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State Fairgrounds ‘Fun Park’ Will Open July 31
The State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis is hosting Fairgrounds Fun Park, which will focus on rides and the food.
Read MoreArgos Undertakes Two Projects As Part Of Stellar Communities
Inside Indiana Business ARGOS – The town of Argos is getting underway with the first of two major projects as part of the Stellar Communities designation. The Marshall County town has broken ground on upgrades to Pond Park, which it says will help raise the quality of life … Read More
North Manchester Rotary Grills up Chicken July 18
The Rotary Club of North Manchester is taking its Weber Grills on the road for the third annual North Manchester Rotary Grilled Chicken BBQ.
Read MoreInterra Credit Union’s Teshka Makes Michiana ’40 under 40′ List
Michiana Forty under 40 is an annual program that is in collaboration with the South Bend Regional Chamber, Young Professionals Network South Bend, and other local partners.
Read MoreAria Conducts Study: Saliva Test Versus Nasal Swabs
Aria Diagnostic Laboratories, of Indianapolis, wants to find out if a simple swipe of saliva is just as effective as nasal pharyngeal swabs when testing for viruses, such as the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
Read MoreSouth Bend Selected As Cubs Training Site
SOUTH BEND – Four Winds Field was chosen as the site for the Chicago Cubs’ taxi squad to help the team compete in the abbreviated 2020 baseball season.
Read MoreWalorski Announces Winner of Congressional Art Competition
U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) announced Salem Slater, a senior at John Glenn High School in Walkerton, as the winner of the 2020 Congressional Art Competition for Indiana’s 2nd District. Salem’s winning artwork, “Hanging Pangolin,” will be on display in the U.S. Capitol for the next year alongside other winners from across the country. Salem was also the winner of the 2019 Congressional Art Competition.
Read MoreRace for the Warrior to be Held Aug. 1 In Fort Wayne
On Saturday, August 1, 2020, at 9 a.m., Northeast Indiana Base Community Council (NIBCC) will host its 6th Annual Race for the Warrior 5k/10k run/walk/roll runway race at the Fort Wayne International Airport.
Read MorePurdue Seeks FDA Approval For COVID-19 Home Test
A test designed to diagnose respiratory diseases in cattle has led to the development of an affordable home test for COVID-19 for people.
Read MoreStudy: Wabash River Restoration Could Be Global Model
Inside Indiana Business MUNCIE – A study from a Ball State University researcher suggests the state could reap benefits from restoring the Wabash River. The study says potential efforts to restore the river to its pre-industrial state would also serve as a model for other states and countries … Read More