Buggs Temple restaurant closing
Tavern at the Temple restaurant at 11th Street and the Central Canal in Buggs Temple will close for good on Wednesday. Creation Cafe, a casual restaurant and…
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Tharp, true cabaret at ACT, etc.
Time to empty the notebook with some quick items.
–It was announced today that Indiana’s own Twyla Tharp will be the recipient of a Kennedy Center Honors this year. She’ll be joined by Morgan Freeman, Barbra Streisand, George Jones, Pete Townshend…
Sour market slows Penn Arts work
Developer Christopher Piazza says “difficult market conditions” have led to a delay for his $3-million renovation of the Penn Arts building at 16th and Pennsylvania…
Emmis targets minority listeners
Indianapolis-based radio and magazine company Emmis Communications Corp. has formed a partnership to broadcast ethnic programming to Indian, Pakistani and other South Asian communities in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York. The partner, New York-based WorldBand Media LLC, will send its programming over Emmis’ high-definition radio bandwidth, Emmis said today. The signals are expected to […]
Getting Hoosiers through college
The Indiana Commission on Higher Education rolled out an ambitious goal yesterday â?? to increase the number
of graduates from state-supported colleges and universities by a third within four years.
Indiana isnâ??t plagued by too few high school grads…
Duno tops Danica in laps led
So who led more laps during this Indy Racing League season; Danica Patrick or Milka Duno?
Well, if you chose Milka Duno, you are right on. On lap 141 of Sunday’s race at Chicagoland, during…
Warner Bodies expands in Noblesville
Noblesville-based truck body maker Warner Bodies Inc. has added 30,000 square feet of production space following its January acquisition of Metro Products in Indianapolis. The $850,000 deal included the food processing, chemical and pharmaceutical equipment Metro made through its Langsenkamp division. Warner is adding 15 employees to its existing roster of 80.
Hurricanes prompt firm to boost food production
AmeriQual Group LLC, an Evansville company that makes ready-to-eat meals for the military and vending machines, plans to hire 400 temporary workers due to rising demand from hurricane-stricken areas. The positions are available in general production, warehousing and packaging, according to the Evansville Courier & Press.
Marketing Informatics sells print operation
Marketing Informatics LLC, an Indianapolis direct-marketing firm, has sold its printing unit to Indianapolis-based Printing Partners Inc. Marketing Informatics acquired the print operation, then called RPS Printing Inc., from Tom Bius three years ago. However, the print arm needed a big investment to bring capacity in line with Marketing Informatics’ needs, said founder and CEO […]
Clarian eyes Cardinal Health merger
Indianapolis-based hospital system Clarian Health is moving to bring Muncie-based Cardinal Health System, parent of Ball Memorial Hospital, into its fold by the end of the year. Directors of both hospital systems have voted unanimously to enter into a letter of intent and exclusive discussions, which could lead to a merger, according to a joint […]
Crane tech park moves ahead with development
An area long considered one of the most promising sites in the state for economic development is finally getting traction. A year ago, the budding WestGate @ Crane Technology Park barely had opened its first building. Now the park, which is next to the secretive Naval Surface Warfare Center at Crane in southwestern Indiana, anticipates […]
Siemens moving into Plainfield warehouse
One of the world’s largest health care suppliers plans to open a distribution center and warehouse in Plainfield. Pennsylvania-based Siemens Healthcare USA is taking a big chunk of a 500,000-square-foot building at 2150 Stanley Road, company spokesman Lance Longwell said. Longwell confirmed the deal but declined to disclose specifics, saying an announcement of the number […]
Before & After: Fountain Square
A former used-appliance store in Fountain Square has a whole new look after a $300,000 renovation. The property at 1315 Shelby St. now has four…
NBC doesn’t honor Lucas’ request
Apparently NBC’s Andrea Kremer didn’t get the memo. At least she didn’t get the one from Lucas Oil Products Inc. founder Forrest Lucas. During a sideline segment during last night’s Indianapolis Colts-Chicago Bears…
Indy a diamond in the rough
Just about every young, college-educated Midwesterner has given up hope and moved to the South or West, right?
A story that appeared in IBJ over the weekend suggests otherwise.
The Indianapolis area leads nearly all other large Midwestern cities…
You-review-it Monday
From the looks of the crowd at Penrod on Saturday, every single one of you spent time this weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. So what did you think of this year’s fair?
And/or did you get out and sample…
Economy wallops several Indiana plants
The sluggish economy has prompted several companies to close plants or lay off workers in the state in recent days. They include: -Jasper-based Kimball International Inc. said it will close its furniture factory in Borden and move the operation to its Salem plant, also in southern Indiana, according to the Evansville Courier & Press. Capacity […]
SPORTS: There’s more than one new football field in town
Just a few miles north of Lucas Oil Stadium, where the Colts are to meet the Chicago Bears in their NFL opener, another new football field was seeing its first official action over the weekend. And yes, there is a direct link between the two, as well as the same sense of profound satisfaction that this new field, like LOS, will make a positive and long-lasting difference in our community. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church’s youth sports ministry-our own little Miracle on…
EDITORIAL: Off the streets and on the payroll: Make a hire that helps the city
Off the streets and on the payroll Make a hire that helps the city Crime fighters unite! If you’re a business owner and don’t think that call to action applies to you, think again. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police aren’t the only ones who have a role to play in public safety. Employers can do their part to fight crime by supporting a new city initiative to find jobs for ex-offenders. As reporter Scott Olson detailed in last week’s IBJ, local…
Software firm finds niche catering to chambers: WebLink will expand thanks to $3.5 million investment
These are tough times for chambers of commerce. It’s always been difficult to show dues-paying members they’re getting a return on their investment. And now online social networking sites such as LinkedIn and Facebook are rapidly encroaching on chamber business. But chambers won’t cede their turf without a fight. That’s why D.J. Muller, 42, has been able to build a fast-growing company replicating locally what the Internet giants do best. His Avon-based IT firm WebLink International Inc. provides management software…