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22 Investigates: Customers at the Tipping Point

If you feel like you're being asked to tip everywhere you go, you are not alone. Most Americans think tipping has gotten out of control. In 22 Investigates, WSBT22's Leanne Tokars digs into the shift in tipping culture and whether consumers are at their tipping point. The tipping screen is...

Mishawaka, IN · 4d

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Granger Microsoft Data Center Wins OK to Pump 200,000 Gallons an Hour Into Local Creeks

Groundwater pumped from the construction site of Microsoft’s sprawling data center campus in Granger will soon be flowing into two local waterways at a rate that could hit 200,000 gallons an hour, after the St. Joseph County Drainage Board signed off on the project’s dewatering plan Monday morning. The approval clears the way for crews to begin temporarily removing water from the ground so construction and infrastructure work can proceed, even as neighbors living near the site continue to press officials on what it could mean for their private wells.

Granger, IN · 6d

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A.I. energy company set to acquire 33 acres in South Bend for project

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- NextNRG, Inc., a Florida-based A.I. energy company known for its focus on optimizing how energy is generated, stored, and consumed within microgrids at commercial, healthcare, municipal, industrial, and federal sites, announced it's executed a non-binding term sheet with Envision South Bend LLC to acquire a 33-acre property in South Bend.

South Bend, IN · 3d

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Niles voters cap marijuana shops in city; Niles Township rejects retail proposal

NILES/NILES TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WNDU) - Voters in the City of Niles approved limits on marijuana retailers on Tuesday, while neighboring Niles Township voters narrowly rejected a proposal to allow dispensaries. In the city, 61% of voters approved the “City of Niles Limitation on Marihuana Establishments Ordinance,” while 39% voted against...

Niles, MI · 5d

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Rezoning request gets favorable recommendation from Plymouth Plan Commission

It was a packed house at the Plymouth Plan Commission meeting, where members unanimously recommended annexing and rezoning nearly 900 acres. ITAMCO is proposing industrial zoning for the land, with plans to create the Indiana Innovation Center and District. The goal is to give entrepreneurs and emerging technology companies space to grow.

Plymouth, IN · 4d

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Allison Allman Named One of MOTM Bold Women of Business

Allison Allman Named One of Moody on the Market’s Bold Women of Business. Kruggel Lawton CPAs is proud to announce that Allison Allman, CPA, has been selected as one of Moody on the Market’s Bold Women of Business. The Bold Women of Business award honors 20 women who...

Berrien County, MI · 6d

1360 The Ticket

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Portage's HomeGoods Could Be Getting a Major Upgrade

HomeGoods fans in Southwest Michigan are buzzing about a possible new location in Kalamazoo. Could a bigger store open in 2027?

Kalamazoo, MI · 6d

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Kruggel Lawton Welcomes Two New Managers

Kruggel Lawton CPAs announced Megan Taylor, CPA, and Michael Owsiany, CPA, have joined the firm. Taylor joins Kruggel Lawton as a Tax Manager in the firm’s Portage, Michigan office. She brings extensive experience serving closely held businesses, business owners, and high-net-worth individuals. In her role, she provides proactive tax planning, forecasting, and consulting services designed to help clients achieve their business and personal goals.

Portage, MI · 6d

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Due North Distribution Looks to ‘Elevate the RV Experience’

Due North Distribution, a family-owned company in Middlebury, Ind., officially launched Aug. 1 under Due North Holdings, LLC, which also includes Due North Logistics. Owners James and Sarah Witty have each been involved in the RV industry for over 20 years. James said with Due North their focus is on bringing value-added products to the RV industry at competitive prices.

Middlebury, IN · 7d

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Students connect with Amish entrepreneurs at Shipshewana

The Amish community is typically thought of as a group of people stuck in the past– not a group of employees working at a high-tech metal fabrication plant. However, as a group of Taylor students recently learned, this is the case for Amish entrepreneurs in Shipshewana. On Oct. 22-23,...

Shipshewana, IN · 7d

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Microsoft data center project raises concerns over groundwater discharge into Juday Creek

MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WSBT) — Millions of gallons of groundwater could be discharged into Juday Creek as construction continues on Microsoft's data center development in St. Joseph County. The county drainage board approved a permit Monday allowing crews to pump groundwater from the construction site while installing sewer and water...

St Joseph County, IN · 7d

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New RV maker comes to Bristol

BRISTOL — A new recreational vehicle manufacturer has launched operations in Bristol with plans to create up to 115 high-wage jobs by the end of 2028. Boundless Recreation is investing $2 million to start and scale its operations at a 104,000-square-foot facility at 705 Maple St. in Bristol, outfitting the space with advanced manufacturing equipment, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said.

Bristol, IN · 8d

South Bend Tribune

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American fare, live music, loyal customers keep Phoenix soaring

MISHAWAKA — On Sept. 5, 1872, a fire that began in a barn along the alley of West Second Street in Mishawaka took out 49 buildings in downtown Mishawaka and 82 businesses — totaling $140,000, or the equivalent of $3.4 million today, in damages. The fire marked a somber yet resilient time for the Mishawaka community, and from those ashes rose the Phoenix Building on Main Street and Lincolnway. Constructed in 1873 by John Niles, Henry Niles, Joseph Burt and Buford Holcomb, the three-story brick building served the city as an Opera House, First National Bank of Mishawaka and the Century Club — a social club and community space. Well over a century later, it holds the Phoenix Bar & Grill , an American fare bar with history placed on the walls and a thirst for live music. It also just happens to be one of the only establishments in the Michiana area where a customer can enjoy a cigarette and a sandwich at the same time. From vacant to vibrant Owned by Rich Kelly, the Phoenix building was transformed into the bar it is today in 2001, years after Kelly’s father, Don, bought it. The restaurant officially opened in

Mishawaka, IN · 7d

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Groundwater from Microsoft data center site approved for discharge into local creeks

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - Hundreds of thousands of gallons of groundwater could be pumped into local creeks as construction moves forward on Microsoft’s planned data center development. The St. Joseph County Drainage Board approved the plan Monday morning as part of a utility expansion supporting the project.

St Joseph County, IN · 7d

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Martin's Super Markets to change store hours starting Nov. 1

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Martins Super Market announced their updated hours of operations at its locations across Michiana beginning Sunday, Nov.1. Under the updated schedule, stores will open at their regular morning times but will close earlier in the evening, with locations previously open until midnight now closing at 10 p.m.

South Bend, IN · 11d

Michiana Business News

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Q&A: Ranveer Verma, student entrepreneur

Ranveer Verma, a senior at Penn High School in Granger, is passionate about two projects he started. Both help students make a difference in their communities. The post Q&A: Ranveer Verma, student entrepreneur appeared first on Michiana Business News .

Granger, IN · 10d

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Amish Country Homeowner: Board Would’ve Pushed This Overgrown Business Off Farmland Long Ago “If It Was Amish-Owned”

A local resident whose home sits next to a fast-growing business in the Nappanee Amish community says officials would have forced the company off farmland years ago – “if [the business] was Amish-owned.”. The business in question is called PWI, which builds custom cranes, mezzanines, and other manufacturing...

Nappanee, IN · 11d

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Lippert's parent company receives unsolicited buyout worth billions from equity group

ELKHART, Ind. (WSBT) — One of the largest RV related employers in northern Indiana may have a decision to make. LCI, the parent company of Lippert, says it's received an unsolicited buyout offer from a private equity group it will now consider. The purchase offer is $101 a share....

Elkhart, IN · 12d

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A Family Business Is Serving up Homemade Flavor

Two sisters. One dream. Sarah Jess and Sandra Miller are serving up delicious flavors in this family-owned business. The Ice Cream Parlor opened its doors just over a year ago. It is located inside the charming building known as Creamery on Main in downtown Middlebury. Originally, the space allotted to...

Middlebury, IN · 11d

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IN: New RV Manufacturer Boundless Recreation to Bring Up to 115 Jobs to Elkhart County

Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced recently that Boundless Recreation, a new recreational vehicle manufacturer, has launched operations in Bristol, investing $2 million to establish and expand its manufacturing facility. The company has plans to create up to 115 positions in Elkhart County by the end of 2028. It has already hired 45 employees.

Elkhart County, IN · 12d

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