Funds can be spent for needs in tourism, community, connectivity and workforce. “Those four categories are what we see as central to helping communities become magnets and nationally recognized as high quality places,” Wasky said. Ryan Keller, Executive Director of Thrive West Central said needs in West Central Indiana range from workforce issues to improving the quality of life. “So much of what people look for is, they want to live in an area that’s exciting, has a great system when it comes to resources or activities or things to do. It’s really preparing that for our region,” ...