Cummins launches new global education strategy to encourage STEM opportunities
Cummins launched its new global education strategy on Thursday, molded as a holistic effort to encourage STEM learning and associated skills in communities the company touches from childhood up to adulthood.
Edinburgh to correct utility billing issue impacting small businesses
EDINBURGH — Edinburgh’s electric utility has been undercharging some customer’s utility bills for years.
Inn at Irwin Gardens discontinues tours for now
The Inn at Irwin Gardens has discontinued its first floor tours and public garden hours until further notice due to staffing issues.
Express files for bankruptcy, announces store closures, possible sale
JCBank recaps 2023 at annual meeting report
SEYMOUR — Marvin S. Veatch, president of Bancorp. of Southern Indiana (BSI) and president/CEO of JCBank, announced 2023 consolidated net earnings of $6,810,000 which resulted in Return on Average Equity and Return on Average Asset measures of 10.26% and 0.77%, respectively. The current year’s earnings resulted in $5.04 per share. The results were announced at the company annual meeting.
Regional officials announce call for proposals for READI 2.0 funding
Regional officials have announced a call for project proposals, seeking ideas on how to use $30 million in funding through an expanded state economic development initiative.
Toyota Material Handling honored for design
Toyota Material Handling’s 80V Electric Pneumatic Forklift – designed and built in Europe – was named a 2023 GOOD DESIGN Award recipient.
Inside the deals: How the SK Hynix project came together—and another fell apart
WEST LAFAYETTE — The deal announced last week that landed the state its largest-ever capital investment commitment was two years in the making — a journey that saw state and federal officials travel overseas to make the case that Indiana would be the best fit for a sizable investment.
IDEM public hearing on biosolid facility hears intense opposition, decision expected by June 1,...
Of the approximately 110 individuals who attended Wednesday’s public hearing on a proposed sewage sludge-holding facility, nobody spoke in favor of it. The vast majority of the 80 written comments received prior to the hearing were also negative.
The new EPA limits: Columbus City Utilities prepares for new federal regulations on PFAS
Columbus City Utilities is taking steps to prepare for new federal limits on long-lasting and highly toxic chemicals that are linked to cancer and other illnesses and were detected in the city’s lone water source last year.
