Health official: Basketball game contributed to spread of COVID-19 in rural Indiana ‘hot spot’
Decatur County unexpectedly emerged as a pandemic hot spot with one of the nation's highest per-capita death rates.
Honda extends production suspension again
GREENSBURG, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) - Honda Motor Co. (NYSE: HMC) says it will extend the production suspension for its automobile, engine and transmission plants in North America by one week through May 8.
Honda extends production shutdown further
GREENSBURG, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) -- Honda Motor Co. (NYSE: [...]
Decatur County halts restaurant delivery, carryout services permitted by governor
All Decatur County restaurants are ordered to close Thursday, increasing financial stress for workers already grappling with the statewide ban on in-person dining.
Design and Innovation Studio opens at Honda plant
The Indiana Next Generation Manufacturing Competitiveness Center is partnering with Honda Manufacturing of Indiana LLC to launch the newest IN-MaC Design and Innovation Studio.
Honda extending production suspension
Honda Motor Co. (NYSE: HMC) says it will extend its previously-announced suspension of production for all of its manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and Canada.
Honda to suspend production due to COVID-19
GREENSBURG, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) -- American Honda Motor Co. [...]
First Financial to make ‘major announcement’ in Greensburg
GREENSBURG, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) -- Cincinnati-based First Financial Bancorp [...]
Honda to invest $4M, build its 1st electric SUV at Greensburg plant
The American Honda Motor Co. continues to invest in its Greensburg, Indiana plant as it has announced the factory will be producing the company’s first electrified sport utility vehicle in the U.S. The company says it will invest more than $4 million and add 34 new jobs in the plant to support production of the CR-V Hybrid.
Bus driver calls for laptop ban, says devices could become ‘plastic projectiles’ in crash
Decatur County Community Schools allow individual bus drivers to decide what types of electronics to allow on their vehicles. Robert Darby wants a standardized laptop ban on all district buses.