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AkzoNobel Plans Nashville Plant Closure Amid Restructuring
AkzoNobel will close its Nashville powder coatings manufacturing plant, leading to the loss of 75 jobs, the Dutch paint maker tells WKRN. In a statement provided to the local news outlet, the company says the plant will close by the end of 2026. Current production volumes will be absorbed by its powder coatings manufacturing facilities in Reading, Pennsylvania; Warsaw, Indiana; and Monterrey, Mexico.
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Developer to build apartments for Elkhart middle-income tenants
After the recent development of luxury apartments in the River District and some income-based housing elsewhere around the city, Elkhart officials are welcoming a project downtown for middle-income residents. Elkhart’s redevelopment commission on Tuesday picked a Carmel-based developer’s proposal to build market-rate apartments, ground-floor commercial space and a parking structure...
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Times-Union Newspaper
Kosciusko BZA Continues Petition Request For Nappanee Business
Following resident concerns, the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals continued a petition for an exception requested by a Nappanee-based business during a Tuesday, Oct. 13 meeting. Ryan Miller, president and CEO of PWI, attended the meeting to ask for an exception to allow the expansion of the business through...
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New dental office opens at Ivy Tech Community College
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Ivy Tech Community College South Bend held their Dental Hygiene Clinic Expansion Ribbon Cutting, celebrating the opening of their new dental office. This new dental office will be a working clinic and a classroom for students to build their skills in their career of dentistry. 40 students will have the privilege to work in a larger space and the new technology offered to them.
South Bend Tribune
Three Twelve at The Cascade prepares for vertical construction
SOUTH BEND — Three Twelve at The Cascade is preparing to start vertical construction on Phase II of The Cascade riverfront mixed-use condominium and office development. In 2025, The Tribune was told construction on the second phase was to begin by November or December of that year. Nearly a year later, the project’s tower crane has been installed, signaling the start of vertical construction. “Building on the success of the adjacent sold-out Phase I community, the new eight-story tower expands The Cascade project’s driving vision of ‘Next Level Living’ on the East Bank riverfront,” according to a press release. “The development combines contemporary architecture, designer-curated finishes, and premium amenities with walkable access to recreation, culture, dining, and entertainment.” The estimated $50 million riverfront condo-building at 312 E. Colfax Ave. will be the second building for The Cascade, a development by Wharf Partners LLC, a partnership of Frank Perri and three brothers — Philip Panzica, Thomas Panzica and William Panzica, all with other companies that are unaffiliated with the LLC, The Tribune previously reported. Construction on Phase I began in 2018, marking a new era for vacant former Wharf restaurant that closed in 1996. The building received its certification of occupancy
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Merchants scavenger hunt calling out to businesses
PLYMOUTH – Plymouth’s downtown merchants are gearing up for their annual Old Fashioned Christmas Scavenger Hunt, and they’re calling on all downtown businesses to join the fun. The two-day event runs Friday, November 27 and Saturday, November 28 — Black Friday and Shop Small Saturday — as...
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Retirees Who Want Lake Views On A Budget Are Settling In Syracuse, Indiana
Some people spend years saving for a lake house and still come up short. Others find a small Indiana town where the lake is part of everyday life, and the town is small enough that neighbors still learn your name. That town has a few thousand residents and more than...
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RVIA to Present Fall 2026 RV Forecast Insights With ITR Economics
The RV Industry Association (RVIA) will review its Fall 2026 RV RoadSigns forecast during a members-only webinar Oct. 28, featuring ITR Economics Senior Forecaster Connor Lokar, who will explain how the forecast was developed and discuss the evidence and risks behind its projections. The 60-minute session is scheduled for 2...
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The Right Lumber Creekside Saw Mill
In a world where speed and convenience often take priority, Creekside Saw Mill in Topeka, Indiana, continues to focus on something more enduring: quality wood, dependable craftsmanship and materials made for projects that are built to last. Creekside’s roots in the community stretch back more than six decades. The business...
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New Owners, Timeless Values Woodside Variety Continues a Community Tradition in Topeka
Walk through the front doors of Woodside Variety in Topeka, and you’ll find one aisle offering discounted groceries while around the corner sit toys, puzzles and more. There are unexpected treasures that can turn a quick errand into an afternoon of browsing. For Harley and Marsha Miller, that’s exactly...
Times-Union Newspaper
Lake City Bank’s Innovation & Technology Center Provides Customer & Employee Support
Lake City Bank leaders and employees gathered with city and county officials Tuesday afternoon for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Lake City Bank Innovation & Technology Center. Formerly a 35,600-square-foot office building for CenturyLink and other businesses, Lake City Bank announced back in September 2025 that it planned to...
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Concrete Impressions Pictured Rock Concrete Transforms Patios with Decorative Designs
John K. Whetstone, owner of Pictured Rock Concrete, 8825 W. 650 S. in Topeka, Indiana, started his business as a part-time venture in June 2025 while he was still working full time in construction. After he learned how to do more work with concrete, he decided it was time to...