Tempur Sealy to break ground on Crawfordsville plant
Kentucky-based Tempur Sealy International Inc. (NYSE: TPX) will Thursday break ground on its 700,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Crawfordsville
Tempur Sealy planning manufacturing plant in Crawfordsville
Kentucky-based Tempur Sealy International Inc. (NYSE: TPX) has announced plans to establish its fourth foam pouring manufacturing facility in Montgomery County.
Wabash College awarded NSF grant
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) - Wabash College says professors Laura Wysocki and Sara Drury will lead a study on the impacts of deliberation on undergraduate STEM education.
14-year-old boy dies from injuries received in Montgomery County crash
Andrew Thompson, 14, of Waveland, was taken from the crash scene to Franciscan Health Crawfordsville hospital, where he died from his injuries, said a news release from state police.
2 women selling yard signs to show support for police officers
"Everywhere across the nation, these guys are personal and most of them very caring guys."
Wabash College shares plans for fall semester
Wabash College President Gregory Hess says the college is preparing its campus for the return of students this fall.
Wabash College names new president
Scott Feller has been elected by the Wabash College Board of Trustees to serve as the 17th president in school history. Feller has served as Dean of the College at Wabash since 2014 and as a professor of Chemistry since 1998.
Houston Group Homes acquired
An Indiana-based intermediate care services provider is one of four companies acquired by Texas-based Caregiver Inc.
Central Indiana Red Cross names executive director
The American Red Cross has named Britt Sutton the new executive director for its Central Indiana Chapter. Sutton previously served as the director of policy for the Indiana Bureau of Developmental Disabilities Services, specializing in administrative law and policy composition for the Indiana Medicaid Home and Community Based Services Waiver programs.
Wabash College to build new football stadium
A new $13 million football stadium coming to Wabash College.