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 A horn sculpture greets visitors to Elkhart, Ind. to honor the city's heritage of musical instrument manufacturing. Similarly, MichianaNewswire.com offers people a chance to" toot" their own horn. |
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Michiana Business News & Press ReleasesNews, information, and public relations from businesses and organizations in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. Publish your press releases or have us write them. Turn to our local communications services. It's a great way to get the word out.Political battle in final stage for Ind. - 05/02/2008 The intense battle for the Democratic presidential nomination is in its final legs in Indiana as Obama and Clinton criss cross the state in the effort to win over undecided voters, and hit on issues involving jobs, the economy, gas prices, and rural concerns. Energy costs fueling higher prices everywhere - 04/29/2008 Gas prices continue to go up to unchartered prices, hitting $3.75 for a gallon of regular unleaded. Experts says factors include lower value of the dollar and speculative trading in addition to the usual supply and demand reasons. The higher prices are leading to higher expenses for all kinds of businesses. RV maker getting back on smoother road - 04/29/2008 Middlebury-based Coachmen Industries reported a profitable first quarter as it has undergone a major turn-around effort in recent years. Hoosier state becomes hotbed for campaigns - 04/14/2008  Obama and Clinton hit hard on
economic themes as they campaign for support
before the Indiana primary in the race for the
Democratic nomination. The sparring has
intensified, but voter registration is up.
Goshen firm lights up San Fran conference center - 04/14/2008 Goshen-based RedPost Inc. provided digital signage for a world-class conference center in San Francisco. The company provides message and advertising through digital display technology. Warsaw firm exercises its expansion muscle - 04/14/2008 A pediatric orthopedic company based in Warsaw says it will add at least 100 new jobs as it expands in Kosciusko County. OrthoPediatrics researches, designs, and creates implants and mobility solutions for children. |