Elkhart County contending for a $200 million warehouse along Toll Road
Proposed $200,000 multistory warehouse in Elkhart County could be three times larger than UP Mall
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Proposed $200,000 multistory warehouse in Elkhart County could be three times larger than UP Mall
In 2019, Sen. Matt Huffman introduced a bill to make affordable housing pay more in property taxes. He's doing it again, this time as Senate President.
Lawrence City Hall, 6 E. Sixth St., Thursday, July 7, 2016 City leaders will soon receive an update on revenue projections for this year and begin discussions regarding their priorities for the upcoming 2022 budget. As part of its study session Tuesday, the Lawrence City Commission will receive 2021 revenue projections on the city’s major revenue sources and direct staff regarding five key policy questions that will affect the 2022 budget. Partially because of financial uncertainty associated with the coronavirus pandemic, the commission approved a “placeholder” budget for 2021 with t...
Staff Report photo by: Mike Yoder Children play in the South Park fountain at the Lawrence City Band Concert Wednesday, June 1, 2016, in South Park. The Lawrence City Band has announced that it will resume its outdoor Wednesday concerts at South Park. On Wednesday, May 26, the band will perform for the first time since the summer of 2019. Its 2020 season was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic and related orders about mass gatherings. In a news release Monday, the band announced its lineup for this summer, with 8 p.m. shows planned for every Wednesday from May 26 to July 14. Paul P...
photo by: Mike Yoder Outgoing Explore Lawrence Executive Director Michael Davidson is pictured at the Lawrence Visitors Center, 812 Massachusetts St., on April 29, 2021. If downtown Lawrence is the city’s crown jewel, then the city’s outgoing tourism director thinks there is more the community can do to make it shine, as well as other community gems that deserve a little more attention. Michael Davidson, the executive director of local convention and visitors bureau Explore Lawrence, plans to retire this spring after serving in his position since April 2016. Davidson came to Lawrence a...