Address: Huntertown At a glance: A parts manufacturing company that focuses on metal fabricating and computer numerical control machining for the armed forces, and the heavy-duty truck and food service markets.
ANDERSON — To see how stimulus dollars are changing neighborhoods in Anderson, drive down Sheridan Street, and the vicinity near Allen Chapel AME Church and Sherman Street Church of God north of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
“The state’s unclaimed property fund has more than $350 million waiting to be claimed by the rightful owners and we want to make sure they get it back.”
A financial headache a decade in the making has begun to loom over families and businesses alike. At issue are temporary tax cuts that have saved federal taxpayers at every income level nearly $1.7 trillion in the past 10 years.
A couple of Indiana hotel developers who say they are willing to consider trying to build a replacement for the Executive Inn in Downtown Evansville agree that no one will be able to complete such a project without some form of local government assistance
Big holiday weekend bookings won’t make up for all the lost summer revenue from the oil spill, but it’s a positive note.
Corporations weigh potential financial burden Peter Anthony, president and CEO of UGN Inc., an auto parts-maker based in Tinley Park, is weighing where to invest $14.5 million on a plant expansion next year that will create 30 jobs.
Mike McCoy can appreciate the statement that 1980s Chicago Bears defensive tackle and cultural icon William “The Refrigerator” Perry once made while describing himself:
Missouri 23, Illinois 13, FINAL ST. LOUIS — The Missouri winning streak against Illinois continues. Though, not the way most expected. The two-touchdown favorites had to rally from a 10 point deficit to beat the Illini 23-13 Saturday at the Edward Jones Dome.
Aaron Stecker, Dr. Helen Smiley, Curt Westen, Charlie Carey and Wendell McKemey to be honored September 24-25