Small businesses connect with military partners
The Crane Regional Defense Group says the inaugural Connect to Crane event provided Hoosier small business owners the chance to connect to the defense industry.
Crane Credit Union expands in southern Indiana
ODON, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) -- Odon-based Crane Credit Union [...]
Hoosier companies part of $20B military contract vehicle
A Daviess County company has been chosen as a prime contractor for a U.S. Navy contract vehicle valued at $20 billion over five years.
NSA Crane expecting major job growth
Naval Support Activity Crane is projecting job growth in the southern Indiana.
Artisan Electronics lands marine corps contract
The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded a more than $66 million contract to Odon-based Artisan Electronics Inc. and two other companies.
Crane Credit Union to buy Owen County bank
ODON and SPENCER, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) - Odon-based Crane Credit Union and Home Financial Bancorp have announced plans to acquire Our Community Bank in Spencer.
Defense contractor wants to ‘double down’ in southern Indiana
The vice president of Odon-based Artisan Electronics says a successful partnership with the U.S. Navy led to the decision to grow its southern Indiana headquarters.
Defense contractor expanding Daviess County HQ
A company providing engineering, technical, IT and cybersecurity services for the defense industry is growing in Daviess County.
Naval warfare center in southern Indiana to host job fair
The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division is hosting its annual Career Fair tomorrow at WestGate Academy and Conferencing Center in Odon. NSWC Crane is looking to hire electrical, computer, industrial, and mechanical engineers, computer scientists, information technology specialists, electronic technicians, contract specialists, additional scientist and fill engineering and other business positions.
Evansville plastics firm to expand operations
Describing it as a competitive win for the town of Odon, Evansville-based Berry Global Group Inc. (NYSE: BERY) broke ground Wednesday on a significant expansion of its plant in the town of 1,300.