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EDITORIAL: Falling down on the job when it comes to food safety in St. Joseph County

The past year has seen plenty of discussion about the role that the St. Joseph County Health Department plays in ensuring public health during a pandemic.
EDITORIAL: Hoosiers don’t have to go away to get away

ATTN: Crawford, Harrison and Porter
Sometimes it’s easy to overlook what’s right there in front of your face.
Shelbyville City Council gives approval to pursue READI grant money

ATTN: Decatur, Ripley and Rush

With resolutions from both the Shelbyville City Council and the Shelby County Council, the Shelby County Development Corp. (SCDC) will be working to get $50 million in grant money through the Indiana Economic Development Corp.
Workers are back, and business has picked up again, in downtown South Bend

Ed Semmler and Isabella Volmert. South Bend Tribune
SOUTH BEND — Take a spin around the city’s business core and it’s apparent that the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are sunsetting and life is returning to something far closer to normal.
Latest COVID-related shortage? Chlorine for home swimming pools

EVANSVILLE — Installing a swimming pool seemed like a good idea for many homeowners spending more time at home during the pandemic, but a chlorine shortage is creating problems for pool owners.
HOTEL VACANCY: Local inns still struggling even as people are visiting Johnson County

ATTN: Bartholomew and Marion
With vaccinations more widespread and life opening back up after more than a year, travel is on most people’s minds this summer.
Indiana state parks had revenue increases during COVID-19 pandemic

ATTN: Brown and Johnson

For someone who has lived so close to a state park, Maggie Evans has never been as active as she is now.
La Porte County Commissioners want to use $750,000 in American Recovery Plan funds to stem expected 'flood of evictions'

La PORTE — With Indiana’s moratorium on evictions set to end, advocates fear renters across the state will be losing their apartments and be forced into homelessness.
IMPA bringing its second solar park to Knightstown; will be array in Henry County

Knightstown will soon be home to Henry County’s third solar farm.
Late-pandemic worker shortage being felt locally and difficulties in bringing workers on board aren’t confined to any particular field

ANDERSON — Like many of their counterparts around the country, employers in Madison County are struggling to fill a surplus of job openings as the economy continues to reopen.

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