The City of Mishawaka has finalized its small business loan program aimed at providing loans to Mishawaka small businesses that have been hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic. The City has partnered with Lake City Bank to administer the loan program. Applications are available at lakecitybank.com/mishawakabizloans, or at the bank’s Mishawaka branch.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced Indiana PK-12 schools and higher education institutions can now apply for a needs-based, competitive $61.6 million grant program providing funding to improve remote learning. “Teachers, administrators and superintendents have faced this pandemic with innovative solutions to ensure our students continue to
Racism and systemic injustice cannot be tolerated. We, like all Americans, watched in horror the event that resulted in George Floyd’s death. Like so many, we are heartbroken, angry and hurt. The Chamber stands with our community in understanding the social injustice and systemic racism that impacts so many lives…our fellow neighbors friends,
With its “Innovate! TCU Business Challenge," Teachers Credit Union is awarding businesses at least $25,000 — including a $15,000 first prize — to celebrate and support bold innovations that offer a promising outlook for the future in the wake of the coronavirus. The pandemic has suddenly and dramatically impacted businesses. Many have
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) Board of Directors approved $10 million to launch the Economic Activity Stabilization and Enhancement (EASE) program aimed at supporting technology and operational advancements in the manufacturing industry, which has long been a key driver of the state’s economy. EASE, which encompasses three
The South Bend Clinic and Allied Physicians of Michiana announced today that they are joining forces through a merger. “We are excited to announce our partnership to create a greater value for our patients and the community.” The announcement was made jointly by Dr. Brad Scott, Board President of the South Bend Clinic, and Dr. Tim Noveroske,
Today (May 29), Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced several new economic recovery initiatives designed to bolster critical relief efforts while encouraging long-term planning and investments to stimulate Indiana’s economy well into the future. Through these initiatives, the state will allocate nearly $44 million to provide support and resources
On May 1, Governor Holcomb announced a new marketplace for personal protective equipment (PPE) that will serve as an added resource for Indiana small businesses returning to work in the coming weeks. The Indiana Small Business PPE Marketplace, which is expected to launch next week, will ensure reliable access to PPE for small businesses and nonprofits