CRG Residential, which previously developed Evansville’s 144-unit mixed-use Post House in partnership with Indianapolis-based Scannell Properties, already has begun its due diligence phase. This includes conducting site surveys, environmental assessments, and strategizing on how to overcome current economic challenges. Read More
Indiana legislators return to work in Indianapolis later today to begin work scheduled for a “Special Legislative Session” called by Governor Holcomb. The 40-day session officially began on July 6th, meaning legislators must complete any… Read More
Eligible Non-profits could receive funding to offset past and ongoing financial effects of COVID-19. Read More
INSPIRED LEADERSHIP – THANK YOU, GREG WATHEN Last month more than 400 member businesses met for lunch with Gov. Eric Holcomb. All who had the opportunity to attend will attest to the energy, great insights… Read More
Last July when Senate Enrolled Act 409 went into effect, Indiana entered into a modern era of tracking youth employment. Read More
E-REP July 2022 Newsletter features I-69 ORX Bridge, FORVIS, Play & Live READI RFP, E-REP Membership Team, IN Indiana, Nextech Catapult, Newsmakers, Milestones, New Member Profiles: Velocity Fitness and Sterling United Federal Credit Union, and… Read More
New Program to Work to Equip Entrepreneurs with Key Skills for Success Ivy Tech Community College today announced a new school at the Evansville campus, designed with programming to give students the skills they need… Read More
Special recognition also awarded to UE for career development, engineering, military support, and more The University of Evansville (UE) has been recognized for its commitment to helping undergraduate students learn, grow, and succeed by Colleges… Read More
Nextech Catapult is a 4-week immersive experience that combines industry relevant curriculum, work-based learning, career readiness, and civic leadership opportunities. Read More
The proposal calls for an outdoor, 24-court concept at Wesselman Park. Phase 1 is expected to cost around $1.5 million, with additional phases to come. The phases will be funded th Read More
