Double Track fuels investments
“We’ve had some huge projects that have opened up,” Clarence Hulse, executive director of Economic Development Corp. Michigan City, told the City Council recently. “I think it’s Michigan City’s time.”
Month: March 2022
Hospitalizations, NWI death tolls decline, COVID data shows
As of Friday, a total of five more people died from COVID-19 in Northwest Indiana in a one-week period.
An era is over with IU’s Sweet 16 loss to UConn. These starters’ impact on Bloomington isn’t.
This well-entrenched group of five starters for Indiana women’s basketball, ushered in a new era of success.
Providence jumps on Central Noble for 2A title: ‘You don’t win championships being passive.’
Providence never trailed in the Class 2A state final and claimed the school’s first boys basketball state title.
2 injured in Michigan City shooting, police say
Authorities are continuing to interview witnesses, process evidence and gather video surveillance.
Merrillville sets guidelines for grant program
Grants of up to $5,000 could be issued for residential improvements and up to $10,000 for business enhancements.
March Madness: 3 reasons why Indiana women’s basketball fell to UConn in Sweet 16
The Hoosiers’ NCAA Tournament run came to an end in the Sweet 16.
‘Beautiful soul’ finished chemo treatment last week. Her husband now accused of her murder
Nikki Wilhoite was first reported missing when she didn’t show up for work. Less than 24 hours later, she was found dead in a creek near her home.
Notre Dame had it, then it didn’t as top-seeded N.C. State knocks off Irish in Sweet 16
Raina Perez’s steal at midcourt and layup with 14 seconds left lifted top-seeded N.C. State to a 66-63 win over fifth-seed Notre Dame in the Sweet 16.
MARCH MADNESS LIVE: Indiana women’s basketball vs. UConn at NCAA tournament Sweet 16
Indiana women’s basketball is set to face off with Connecticut in the NCAA tournament in Bridgeport in the Sweet 16.