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Baesler's Market to stop selling tobacco products in Terre Haute, Sullivan: those sales are profitable but contradictory to mission, owner says

Baesler's Market will no longer sell tobacco products.
OPINION: The coronavirus pandemic’s damage will be long term

Michael J. Hicks, PhD, is the director of the Center for Business and Economic Research and the George and Frances Ball distinguished professor of economics in the Miller College of Business at Ball State University. His column appears in Indiana newspapers.
The past several months ushered in unprecedented changes in economic activity. By the end of May, roughly one in four workers were unemployed and many sectors of American commerce ground to a virtual stop. The previous high of unemployment was registered at 25.5 percent in the summer of 1933, the depths of the Great Depression. While our data may soon eclipse that level, our economic conditions are far better.
Indiana's unemployment rate jumps to record 16.9% in April 2020 due to COVID-19: From full employment to record unemployment in a month

ATTN: Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Grant, Huntington, LaGrange, Noble, Wabash, Wells and Whitley

FORT WAYNE — COVID-19's hit on Indiana’s hospitality, manufacturing and education and health sectors are mostly to blame for the state's record April unemployment rate standing above the national average.
Two southwest Indiana groups get granst for air monitors as part of utility's pollution lawsuit settlement

ATTN: Spencer

EVANSVILLE — Two Southwestern Indiana environmental groups have received a $191,450 grant to do their own air and water quality monitoring in the region.
Threat to Greenwood Park Mall closes stores, prompts police response over weekend

ATT: Marion

Social media threats prompted a police response at Greenwood Park Mall Saturday afternoon.
A second act for artistic scenery: Terre Haute artist blending time-worn backdrop into a new work of art

Sturdy pillars. A majestic archway. Ornate wood corner mouldings. A regal image of a king. Spectacular ceiling designs.
Coronavirus: A clean business is a good business as janitorial services rebound

LAFAYETTE — Kevin Van Gorder had his initial fears, and rightfully so.
Steuben County plant fires up waste plastic -to-fuel conversion plant

ASHLEY — Brightmark started running its waste plastics-to-fuel conversion plant on Friday.
WHAT A WILD RIDE: Bicycle and RV sales surge during coronavirus pandemic

ATTN: Henry

ANDERSON — Bicycle shoppers are finding a lot of empty shelves these days as sales of bikes have skyrocketed during the pandemic.
Johnson County farmer finds success with bright yellow canola

Appearing suddenly around a bend in the road, the brilliant field of yellow stretches across the Clark Township farmland.

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