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Taylor University secures a groundbreaking $30 million grant, catalyzing the Main Street Mile Initiative, a transformative project for campus and community development. Read to learn more.

Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb and Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg today highlighted the 2023 economic successes in each focus area of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation’s (IEDC) strategic vision, concluding the seventh consecutive record-breaking year for economic development in Indiana. In 2023, 208 companies committed to locate or expand in Indiana, investing more than

Maryland’s top tax collector released a State of the Economy report, showing some residents moving away from metro areas, often due to housing costs.

The new restaurant will be Outback’s only location in the metro-east. A restaurant in Swansea was permanently closed after it was damaged by a fire in 2021.

After months of attempts to stabilize a deteriorating Dubuque building, its owner is now pushing for a partial demolition of the structure.

As the frequency and severity of weather events increases, building codes need to be adjusted to include resilience principles.

A yearly strategic planning session is scheduled for this Saturday in the Council Chambers starting at 8:30 a.m., and continuing to around 2:30 p.m.

Harmony Housing has formed a new development-focused subsidiary, Harmony Housing Affordable Development, Inc

A group of about 50 residents are calling on the town to make sure it turns in a housing element to the state on time.

A yearly strategic planning session is scheduled for this Saturday in the Council Chambers starting at 8:30 a.m., and continuing to around 2:30 p.m.