A cluster of medical services facilities south of Interstate 69’s Exit 210 in Fishers represents almost a billion dollars of industry investment, according to Mayor Scott Fadness.
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The owner of two home decor resale shops in downtown Noblesville plans to permanently close one of the stores next month.
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The police department operates out of a downtown building that is 64 years old.
Ten mayors from across central Indiana gathered at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Tuesday for this year’s edition of Meet the Mayors: A State of the Region Event.
By 2034, unless the county grows its capacity, projections say it will not have spots for about 8,000 children in need of care.
Strategic Capital Partners LLC and Ambrose Property Group LLC plan to construct five buildings in a project to be called 65 Commerce Park West.
The expansion includes a major corporate relocation by JD Finish Line and the development of a new fieldhouse and 166 apartments and 98 townhomes by Buckingham Properties.
The one-year moratorium on data center development will affect unincorporated areas of Boone County.
The sculpture, called Hold the Stars, will be installed at The Grand on Main development at the southeast corner of State Road 32 and Poplar Boulevard.
JD Finish Line, home to the JD Sports and Finish Line brands, plans to relocate from Indianapolis to Fishers, where it will establish a 350,000-square-foot North America headquarters in the former Navient Building.
The two-story office building will be constructed on North Union Street, next to Basile Westfield Playhouse and near Christ United Methodist Church.
Carmel officials and military veterans are hopeful a new 1.6-acre park will help bring the community closer to its armed services members.
The company plans to invest $13.5 million to expand at one of its primary client service hubs at 12811 N. Meridian St.
The travel center will feature a convenience store, gift shop, extensive food offerings and bathrooms, plus gas pumps and electric vehicle charging stations.
The 126-acre adventure park with a 6-acre lake, water slides, cabanas, sandy beaches and a floating obstacle course is set to open Thursday in Hamilton County after years of planning and almost a year of construction.
The company, which is owned by biopharmaceutical giant Bristol Myers Squibb Co., is working on an incentive package with Whitestown officials that includes tax abatements for construction and new equipment for two buildings.
Zionsville officials are working toward a final design and a construction timeline for a downtown revitalization called Main Street Momentum as nearby business owners watch with both eagerness and anxiety.
Winslow Hills will bring about 200 executive-style estate homes, while Rollingwood will bring 96 ranch and two-story homes.
Bothell, Washington-based BioLife Solutions Inc. plans to move its manufacturing and research operations from Indianapolis to Hamilton County.
The restaurant closed Monday to undergo changes and is expected to open again on Saturday.
The deal for the Americas business of Whole Earth Brands Inc. gives Carmel-based Heartland control of two of the top-selling artificial sweetener brands sold in the United States.
The Home Place Subarea Plan gives suggestions on how the 194-year-old working-class neighborhood could be redeveloped in the future.
