Month: February 2019
Big Sell looking for a few good startup ideas
If you’ve got a brilliant idea for a new business, you can make your best pitch at The PNW Big Sell to try to scare up some startup capital.
Adopted at 10 days old, 73-year-old Fishers woman meets her sister for the first time
Sherrie Eldridge, an Indiana author who has spent 20 years trying to meet members of her biological family, met her sister for the first time.
Insider: Final Indy-area high school basketball Fab 15 of the regular season
Before sectional play begins Tuesday, Preps Insider Kyle Neddenriep ranks his final Fab 15 of the regular season.
Calling all NWI foodies: Savor the South Shore Restaurant Weeks is underway
There’s a bright spot for all you weary souls who have braved the Polar Vortex — Savor the South Shore Restaurant Weeks.
Federal court rules the male-only draft unconstitutional
A federal judge in Texas has declared that the all-male military draft is unconstitutional.
NIPSCO crews work to restore power in Lake, LaPorte counties as wind gusts rock the Region
Multiple NIPSCO customers are without power as powerful wind gusts pushed through the Region Sunday morning.
ROLL CALL: How Region, state members of Congress voted
Here’s a look at how area members of Congress voted the week of Feb. 8 through Feb. 14. This roll call report is provided by Targeted News Service.
Mind on Money: Fed interest rate policy perplexing
It’s kind of hard to argue the U.S. economy isn’t fully recovered from the financial crisis of 2008-2009. A review of Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows unemployment comfortably below 4 percent, millions of unfilled job openings, stock markets withi…
NWI Business Ins and Outs: Brickies Gyros expands, Aunt Millie’s closes in Merrillville, Consider the Lilies sells crafts in Munster, Belle Tire coming to Valpo
Brickies Gyros is back, bigger than before, and now offers buckets of beer and live entertainment.