Elkhart Foundation Awards Three Grants
Jan 14, 2021 
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Updated: Nearly $700,000 worth of grants have been approved by the Community Foundation of Elkhart County’s board of directors.
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Komets Outline Plan For Upcoming 50-Game Season
Jan 06, 2021 Updated:
Updated: FORT WAYNE – The Fort Wayne Komets have announced a return to the ice after nearly a year of inaction. The team says it will begin a 50-game regular season in February.
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LSC Communications Acquired By Atlas Holdings
Dec 08, 2020 
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Updated: A Chicago-based print and digital media services provider with a facility in Warsaw is under new ownership.
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Purdue Startup Among Top Holiday STEM Toys
Dec 01, 2020 
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Updated: Inside Indiana Business WEST LAFAYETTE – A Purdue University-affiliated startup is gaining national attention this holiday season for its STEM-focused game for children, giving the small company exposure as parents shop for educational Christmas gifts. Explore Interactive has made TechCrunch’s top holiday toy list for its MindLabs product. … Read More
Ball State Professor Engineers Social Distancing Software
Nov 20, 2020 
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Updated: A professor from Ball State University has engineered a COVID-19 early warning system.
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Public Broadcasters Leverage Technology For E-Learning
Nov 19, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Indiana’s statewide network of public broadcasting television stations is preparing to use its over-the-air tv signals to provide a form of internet service to students who are learning virtually but may not have access to the internet at home.
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Company Closing In Silver Lake Will Affect 80 Jobs
Nov 17, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Wabash Valley Manufacturing in Silver Lake is closing and will lay off about 80 employees early next year.
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Ohio Company Acquires Elkhart Plastics Inc.
Nov 12, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Ohio-based Myers Industries Inc. has acquired Elkhart Plastics Inc. in South Bend, one of the largest rotational molding companies in the country.
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City of Elwood Declares Local Emergency
Nov 06, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Elwood Mayor Todd Jones has declared a local emergency that includes shutting down the Municipal Building. According to The Herald Bulletin, the decision was made to shut down for 14 days after two city employees tested positive for COVID-19.
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OrthoPediatrics Reports Quarterly Losses
Nov 05, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Warsaw-based OrthoPediatrics Corp. announced a third-quarter net loss of $4.5 million, compared to a $2.6 million loss during the same period a year ago.
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Despite Pandemic, Indiana Companies Creating More Jobs
Nov 03, 2020 Updated:
Updated: While the pandemic has prompted delays in some economic development projects, Indiana Secretary of Commerce Jim Schellinger says 2020 is on pace to be a record year.
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NASA Selects Purdue Space Technologies For Flight Tests
Nov 02, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Faculty members from Purdue University will receive funding under NASA’s Tech Flights solicitation. Purdue says the faculty, which are from the schools of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Mechanical Engineering, are among a group of 28 researchers whose technologies have been selected to receive the funding.
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Hoosier Schools Among ‘Best Colleges in America’
Aug 28, 2020 Updated:
Updated: A recent study ranks more than 20 Indiana colleges and universities among the “Best Colleges in America.” Money magazine’s ranking of more than 700 U.S. schools was determined by evaluating quality of education, affordability and outcomes.
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Indiana Crops Look Strong at Mid-Season
Aug 20, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Halfway through the growing season, Indiana appears to be on track for a good crop of corn and soybeans. A weekly report issued by the US Department of Agriculture shows 65% of corn and 67% of soybeans are rated good to excellent.
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Indiana Farmland Values Climb
Aug 18, 2020 Updated:
Updated: A new report from the Federal Reserve Bank District 7 in Chicago shows farmland values in Indiana had the largest annual increase among the five Midwest states in the district, even as the agricultural economy struggled from repercussions of COVID-19.
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Governor Pushes For Delay To Student Count, Allow For Full Funding
Aug 13, 2020 Updated:
Updated: Inside Indiana Business INDIANAPOLIS – Gov. Eric Holcomb says he will ask the Indiana State Board of Education to delay the official count of K-12 student enrollment until at least December, giving school districts more time to get students back to the classroom and to qualify for full … Read More