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Eskenazi Health Wins Three Categories and Takes Top Honor at Indy Chamber’s Monumental Awards

Groundbreaking healthcare project recognized for its impact on community revitalization and innovative care solutions. Ind. (Oct. 3, 2024)— arcDESIGN took home the highest honor of the Monumental Award for its... read more

Nathan Leichty Earns DataBlend Implementation Certification

DWD Technology Group (DWD) would like to congratulate Nathan Leichty for completing training courses and passing a comprehensive exam to earn his DataBlend implementation certification. We’re proud of the hard... read more

FLOOR & DECOR LAUNCHING FIRST INDIANAPOLIS STORE WITH AUGUST 16 GRAND OPENING

Floor & Decor, a leading specialty retailer of hard-surface flooring, will open the doors to its new Indianapolis location – the company’s first store in Indiana – on August 16.

Jul 25th, 2018• Member News, News

S’mores on the Circle

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana will celebrate National S'mores Day on August 10th on Monument Circle. The event will feature local chefs who create gourmet s'mores that will be sold as a fundraiser for $5 each.

Jul 25th, 2018• Member News, News

Community Service Redefined

Working alongside adults professionals and volunteers, ProAct students are exposed to diverse communities and experiences that they otherwise would not have access.

Jul 24th, 2018• Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, Indy Chamber News, News

Indianapolis Public Schools and Indy Chamber Find Common Ground on Operating Referendum

The Indianapolis Public Schools Board of School Commissioners approved a $220 million operating referendum tonight, putting a revised request on the November 6, 2018 general election ballot along with $52... read more

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Franklin College Receives $1.8 Million Real Estate Gift

The approximately 29-acre property is located on Forest Road in Franklin, not far from campus. The land will be a biological field station used for botany and field ecology studies and research by college students and faculty. It also will support growth of academic programs in natural sciences and environmental studies.