WARSAW – A military veteran from Westfield is seeking to get his name on the ballot in hopes of challenging fellow Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb in next year’s gubernatorial race. Brian Roth says he’s offering a different approach and is committing to serving only one term if elected. … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric J. Holcomb and Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch announced that Elaine Bedel will serve as secretary and CEO of the newly established Indiana Destination Development Corporation. Bedel currently serves as president of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, the state’s lead economic development agency. “Elaine will … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric J. Holcomb presented Hoosier humanitarian Dr. George Rapp, Lake Wawasee and Indianapolis, with the 2019 Sachem Award, the state’s highest honor, during a ceremony at the Indiana State Museum Tuesday, Aug. 27. Rapp has been a medical pioneer, champion of education and supporter of … Read More
TALMA — As local schools begin welcoming students back into the classroom this week from summer break, safety at area school bus stops will likely be on everyone’s mind. The 2018-2019 school year could be seen by many as tragic in terms of bus stop safety, with three … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Eric J. Holcomb will present Hoosier humanitarian Dr. George Rapp with the 2019 Sachem Award, the state’s highest honor, at a ceremony Tuesday, Aug. 27. Rapp and his wife Peggy reside at Lake Wawasee as well as Indianapolis. “Dr. George Rapp has helped make his … Read More
WARSAW — On Monday, Chris Kehler starts a job he views as tailor-made for his skillset. The 57-year-old longtime Warsaw attorney was sworn in as the first judge of the new Superior Court 4 on Tuesday, June 25, and will begin work in less than a week on … Read More
WARSAW — One of Indiana’s most innovative troubleshooters, who used her problem-solving skills to save her hometown from financial hardship, is using that same savvy to help marry employers to job candidates in a job market that continues to evolve. On Wednesday, Blair Milo, Indiana’s Secretary of Career … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed SEA 126, establishing a fourth superior court in Kosciusko County, effective July 1, 2019. The bill was signed late Wednesday. “We’re glad,” said Kosciusko Circuit Court Judge Michael Reed. “We thought it might be a year from now, so we were … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Kosciusko County will not have a fourth Superior Court Judge until July 2019, assuming Senate Enrolled Act 126 is signed by Gov. Eric Holcomb. The county may also be the last county to get an additional judge as all future requests will be for magistrates. The … Read More
INDIANA — Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Secretary Dr. Jennifer Walthall and Indiana Executive Director for Drug Prevention, Treatment and Enforcement Jim McClelland announced a new tool to help Hoosiers seeking treatment for substance use disorder immediately connect with available inpatient or residential treatment services. This new … Read More
INDIANA — The Indiana Department of Transportation today announced the launch of INDOT4U, a new model for customer service that makes it easier than ever for customers to contact the agency and get questions answered and problems resolved. With a statewide customer service center in place, motorists … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS—Rebecca Kubacki, Syracuse, was among four people appointed to various state boards and commissions Monday by Governor Eric J. Holcomb. Kubacki, former member of the Indiana House of Representatives, was appointed to join the Distressed Unit Appeals Board. She will serve at the pleasure of the governor. This … Read More
