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If the situation is not rectified, the company could lose its license to operate in Griffith.

While Griffith is an essentially landlocked community without the space for a large-scale retail development, its unique, downtown character has become draw in itself.

The facility is planned to go up by the new pavilion in the park and will be fully handicapped accessible.

Griffith's Tot Park is getting a major facelift, with a multi-purpose sports court, pavilion with restrooms, playground, and a skateboard park.

All elected offices in Griffith are open in 2023. Now, coming changes to the town’s ward map could have implications in the races for Town Council and Clerk-Treasurer.

Griffith is poised for population growth, as two new subdivision developments are currently working their way toward final approval.

Griffith Public Schools officials are accusing the Town of Griffith of unnecessarily delaying approval of an addition to Elsie Wadsworth School, which they claim will potentially cost the school corporation upwards of $1 million.

As the national inflation rate continued to skyrocket, the cost of new construction prompted the council to consider using the largely vacant Franklin Center building.

The longtime owner of one of Northwest Indianas most sought-out hobby shops has died.

Studies are ongoing on the proposal for a new town hall building/police station. The plan originally called for a building to be constructed behind the existing facilities.