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Interra Promotes Revella To Vice President, Regional Manager Commercial Lending
Interra Credit Union has promoted Kyle Revella to vice president, regional manager commercial lending. With more than 12 years at Interra, Revella will help lead and develop the commercial lending team while building relationships with business owners. Revella most recently served as vice president, commercial lender III, where he developed...
abc57.com
Amazon executive announces end of data center NDAs with local governments
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Executives at Amazon say major changes are coming to the company's data center policy. According to a Linkedin post from Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman, the company will no longer use nondisclosure agreements with government agencies it works with on its projects. Garman said the company will focus on open houses and sharing information on design developments.
inkfreenews.com
Closing The Zimmer Biomet Headquarters Is A Big Mistake
The Sept. 3 announcement that Zimmer Biomet will donate its global headquarters on East Main Street to Grace College has understandably been presented as a positive development for Warsaw. The gift is generous, and Grace College has plans to utilize it for STEM training. But there’s another side of this story our community should consider.
abc57.com
Kosciusko County hosts job fair as Slate Auto builds workforce of up to 2,000 employees
WARSAW, Ind. -- Hire Kosciusko hosted its biannual job fair on Oct. 1 in Warsaw. Over 14 employers and three career resource organizations were in attendance, where they expected to see more than 100 people apply for jobs. One company, in particular, is looking for new employees. Slate Auto, a...
inkfreenews.com
Dr. Jay Koontz to Succeed Retiring Dr. James Thwaits
After more than 45 years of dedicated service to the community, Dr. James R. Thwaits, D.C., of Thwaits Chiropractic, has announced his retirement from active practice. “It has been an honor and a privilege to care for you and be part of your health and wellness journey,” shared Dr. Thwaits in a letter to his patients.
WNDU
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JayH Construction and Renewal Homes sweep BANCI awards
WARSAW — JayH Construction and Renewal Homes swept the awards during the Builders Association of North Central Indiana’s Homes on Parade gala. The event was held Wednesday night, Sept. 30, at Noa Noa Grill and Sushi Bar. Six local construction companies participated in this year’s Homes on Parade,...
Times-Union Newspaper
JayH Construction Wins 5 Of 6 Homes On Parade Awards At BANCI VIP Gala
JayH Construction nearly swept all the 2026 Homes On Parade awards at the Builders Association of North Central Indiana’s 2026 VIP Gala Wednesday. The Etna Green-based general contractors took home the awards for Best Exterior, Best Interior, Best Kitchen, Judge’s Choice and People’s Choice. The only award...
WNDU
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Niles Citizens for Responsible Zoning hold discussion stopping data centers
NILES, Mich. -- Niles Citizens for Responsible Zoning held a community discussion to inform residents of data centers and the steps to try to combat against big tech companies. Many community members expressed that their local government isn't being sufficient enough to stop big tech companies from coming into rural...
South Bend Tribune
Amazon Web Services CEO announces no more NDAs with local governments
The CEO at Amazon Web Services , Matt Garman, announced Friday, Oct. 2, that the company will no longer use non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with the government agencies they work with for projects. Garman made the announcement via a LinkedIn post and is a part of AWS’ Data Center Commitment to communities where data centers are being built. In the post, Garman also announced Amazon’s launch of Built Together , a community program that promises more than $1 billion in investment over the next five years to communities the company builds in. Along with no NDAs, Garman also said AWS will host open houses in local communities to distribute information regarding their operations and encourage open dialogue. “We share information about our plans as early as possible, listen to concerns, and ensure communities have the facts and the ability to engage with us as projects progress,” Garman said. In addition to no longer using NDAs, an email from an Amazon spokesperson said the Data Center Commitment includes doing the following: ● Ensure the rates Amazon pays cover the energy and infrastructure required for our projects so those costs aren’t shifted to other customers; ● Share information earlier and hold community open
harborcountry-news.com
Amy Paul promoting economic development in Harbor Country
NEW BUFFALO — Amy Paul has hit the ground running in her new role as director of the Southwest Berrien Chamber Growth Alliance with the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber. On behalf of the recently formed CGA, the Niles resident is covering the area known as Harbor Country, made possible through the investment of the city of New Buffalo, New Buffalo Township, Chikaming Township and Three Oaks Township, with additional support from The Pokagon Fund.
WNDU
Power restored after widespread outage in Niles on Sept. 29
Power has been restored to residents and businesses in Niles following a widespread outage Tuesday midday that lasted roughly an hour. Indiana Michigan Power was reporting more than 1,000 customers without electricity just before noon. Several area schools and local businesses took to social media to report disruptions during the outage.
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Karson Kirby named buyer Chore-Time
Karson Kirby has been named buyer for Chore-Time, according to Jo Coverstone, supply chain manager for the CTB Inc. business unit. In his new role, Kirby will purchase parts and raw material to support the production team. He will also build relationships with suppliers and pursue cost-saving initiatives. Kirby joined...
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Cleanup continues after fire at Stadium Flats construction site in South Bend
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — It’s been exactly three weeks since flames tore through the Stadium Flats apartment construction site. As cleanup continues, South Bend Fire is providing an update on where the investigation stands. The property owner is weighing in on what rebuilding could look like. On...
abc57.com
South Bend residents left frustrated by ongoing post office closure
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Dozens of people pulled up to the post office today expecting to see it back up in business. ABC57 spoke with a few of those individuals who didn’t know why it was closed. On Aug. 25 a small fire broke out in the mail sorting...