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Parkview Health Announces Agreement to Acquire Tennessee-based Ovation Healthcare
Parkview Health has signed an agreement to acquire Ovation Healthcare, a leading provider of shared services that strengthen the operational and financial performance of hospitals, health systems and physician practices nationwide. As the largest rural healthcare provider in Indiana, Parkview understands the severe resource constraints facing rural hospitals nationwide. By...
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STAR Bank Welcomes Amanda Eshelman as Senior Manager of Learning & Talent Development
STAR Financial Bank welcomed Amanda Eshelman as Senior Manager of Learning & Talent Development, supporting the bank’s continued investment in employee development, leadership growth and organizational success. In her role, Eshelman will lead efforts to enhance leadership development, expand learning opportunities and strengthen talent strategies across STAR. Her work...
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Aerospace Company Bombardier to Expand American Operations
Montreal-based aerospace company Bombardier plans to grow its U.S. operations, investing $270 million and hiring 800 workers, the company said. Bombardier said it is recruiting now for 500 open jobs with plans to hire 300 more in Indiana, Texas, Kansas and Connecticut. The company recently opened a training center in Wichita, Kan., and a 64,000-sq-ft service and maintenance facility is to open in Fort Wayne, Ind., in November.
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Huntington bakery struggles with slow sales and rising costs
HUNTINGTON, Ind. (WOWO) — A Huntington bakery is turning to the community for support as declining sales and rising food costs threaten its ability to remain open. Kskuppycakes, which opened in May 2025, has experienced a series of slow business days that owner Kaleigh O’Brien says have created financial uncertainty.
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New Haven breaks ground on $56 million development
NEW HAVEN, Ind. (WANE) — The City of New Haven broke ground Thursday on a mixed-use development called The Lincoln. South Bend developer Great Lakes Capital will build The Lincoln on South Maplecrest Road near State Road 930. The project will cost $56 million and span nearly 30 acres. The units will be one and two-bedroom apartments.