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Westfield hires firm to review Costco traffic impact
The City of Westfield has commissioned engineering firm American Structurepoint to review traffic impact information submitted by Costco, which has proposed a new warehouse at 191st Street near U.S. 31. The review, approved Oct. 28 by the city’s Board of Public Works, also will look into the 191st Street corridor...
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Stretch Your Social Security Like Never Before By Moving To This Affordable Indiana Small Town
There’s a town in Indiana where your money goes so far that you’ll start to wonder if someone secretly doubled it overnight. That town is Vincennes, and it’s sitting right along the Wabash River in the southwestern part of the state, quietly being one of the best-kept secrets in the entire Midwest.
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Zionsville Operator AES Restaurant Group Claims the Top Spot as Arby’s Largest Franchisee
An Indiana-based restaurant operator has quietly assembled the largest single-brand Arby's portfolio in the world, completing an acquisition in October 2026 that moved it past Flynn Restaurant Group to claim the top position in one of quick service's most established sandwich systems. AES Restaurant Group, headquartered in Zionsville, Indiana, now...
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Kroger updates plans for new 146th Street store
Kroger is planning a new store in Westfield as part of the Towne West Village Planned Unit Development, and Advisory Planning Commission members complimented the company’s recent design changes. During the Oct. 27 APC meeting, Kroger officials presented its redesigned 100,000-square-foot marketplace store, featuring higher grade materials and a...
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ASU Joins Purdue, Tennessee to Close Nuclear Workforce Gap Amid Reactor Boom
Arizona State University is teaming up with Purdue University and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville to tackle a shortage of nuclear-literate engineers, forming what the schools call the New Nuclear Academic Consortium. The partnership pairs ASU's massive engineering enrollment with Purdue reactor access and Tennessee's nuclear degree programs, resources the Tempe campus doesn't have on its own, as power companies, data centers and the federal government push for a rapid buildout of nuclear capacity.