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Demand for adult day care rises with aging population: Joy’s House, other local facilities expecting growth

February 4, 2008

Joy’s House on Broad Ripple Avenue provides day care services for 23 people. Often at or near capacity, the not-for-profit is raising funds to build a $1.6 million addition that will quadruple its current size. The cramped quarters, where activities include shooting balls in pint-size basketball hoops, underscores the need for extra space. And the participants are not children; they’re adults-the parents of baby boomers who’ve been thrust into the role of care giver. Adult day care centers steadily are…

Retail woes continue with Cabela’s

February 1, 2008

Banking on the regional draw of outdoor retail giant Cabela’s, developers have been planning more than 100 acres of hotels, a water park, restaurants and other retail space for the southwest corner of…

FFA UPDATE: Indianapolis, Louisville ‘dead-even’

February 1, 2008

Indianapolis and Louisville are the sole finalists to host the National FFA convention from 2013 to 2019, the Indianapolis-based organization said this morning. One-time frontrunners Minneapolis and Kansas City, Mo., have been eliminated from the competition. “Right now, it’s a dead-even process,” said spokeswoman Julie Adams. Indianapolis has hosted the gathering since 2006, and the […]

Report: Indy, Louisville vying for FFA convention

February 1, 2008

Indianapolis and Louisville are the sole finalists to host the National FFA convention from 2013 to 2019, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. Eliminated from the competition are fellow front runners Minneapolis and Kansas City. Ten other cities had applied. The Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau issued a statement about Louisville and Indianapolis yesterday. The National […]

Cummins expansion in Columbus

January 24, 2008

Cummins Inc. plans to build a four-story, 100,000-square-foot building as part of a revitalization of the old Commons Mall in Columbus. The project calls for demolishing much of the mall and replacing…

UPDATE: Cummins stock leaps

January 23, 2008

Shares of Cummins Inc. shot up more than 6 percent late this afternoon after the Columbus, Ind., diesel engine maker announced it would add 500 engineering and other professional positions in the next two years. The stock closed at $45.33, up $2.71 a share, then edged up 13 cents more in after-hours trading. The 500 […]

Westfield hopes to draw business farther north

January 21, 2008

Westfield hopes to draw business farther north New development could reduce residential tax rates Judge and Ging Jones moved to Westfield more than a decade ago to escape the congestion and crowds of Carmel. They wanted to live in a safe, friendly community with good schools where they could leave their doors unlocked during the […]

BOONE COUNTY

January 21, 2008

BOONE COUNTY Hotel, water park planned Two projects, including a hotel and water park complex, are poised to join Duke Realty Corp.’s Anson development at the Interstate 65 and State Road 334 interchange. An affiliate of locally based Street Corner Group LLC expects construction to begin this year on the $50 million water park/hotel project […]

Lawmakers call for advocate to support airline passenger ‘rights’

January 21, 2008

Northwest Airlines flight 1829–stranded on a Detroit taxiway for seven hours with lavatories overflowing and the 198 souls
aboard without food or water–has now landed at the Indiana General Assembly. Two Republican lawmakers have proposed creating
an “airline consumer advocate” to resolve disputes on behalf of passengers who’ve endured poor service.

Westfield hopes to draw business farther north: New development could reduce residential tax rates

January 21, 2008

Back when they arrived in 1996, there were lots of open spaces and taxes were low, Jones said. “Overall, it was a good place to live,” he said. Jones said he still loves living in Westfield, which is 20 miles north of Indianapolis. But he admits things are changing, which is a double-edged sword. Eight years ago, according to the U.S. census, Westfield had just 9,300 people. Now, it’s a rapidly growing city with a population of 24,000, an increase…

Sports tenants ponder vacating Pan Am Plaza: Four national governing bodies could share office

January 21, 2008

The Pan Am Plaza building, constructed to provide office space for amateur sports organizations, may soon be losing three of its highest-profile tenants. USA Gymnastics, USA Diving and U.S. Synchronized Swimming are contemplating moving out of the building at 201 S. Capitol Ave., sources close to the organizations said. A fourth group, USA Track & Field, which is preparing to move from the RCA Dome, is considering joining the other three sports-governing bodies in shared office space-preferably downtown. USATF will…

New Albany firm to develop Cabela’s site

January 17, 2008

Property near the Cabela’s outdoor store under construction in Greenwood will be developed with a cinema, grocery store, restaurants and other shops. Lopp Properties, a developer based in the southern Indiana city of New Albany, signed a contract recently for rights to build on the 100-acre property, according to the Daily Journal of Franklin. The […]

Conrad manager says four-diamond award perfect fit for market

January 14, 2008

Almost two years after opening, the Conrad Indianapolis hasn’t received a Mobil Travel Guide review, and its four-diamond
AAA ranking puts it on par with five other Indianapolis hotels–most of which target conventioneers and business travelers.

NY Times job helps ACS Sign gain attention

January 14, 2008

ACS Sign System’s unusual approach to sign-making–some are not strictly signs at all–has helped the company grow its revenue
and expand its footprint beyond Indiana. In recent years, sales outside its home state have grown from 20 percent of total
revenue to almost half.

Updates on downtown projects

January 9, 2008

By popular demand, here are a few updates on new development projects: The Maxwell is coming out of the ground on schedule, but sales have been slow so far,…

Commentary: Good luck to Mayor Ballard

January 7, 2008

Mayor Greg Ballard has less than a week under his belt of taking on a city that is both on a roll and full of challenges. It’s an exciting time to be mayor. An unknown commodity, Ballard has some big shoes to fill with little experience in government to help him out. (Note to self: That’s not necessarily a bad thing.) Indianapolis has been blessed with strong leadership for the last 40 years, beginning in 1968 with Republican Richard Lugar,…

National City Center nabs Veolia

January 7, 2008

Paris-based utilities giant Veolia Water has reached a deal to move its North American headquarters into the 16-story National
City Center, providing a boost to a downtown building still reeling from the loss of Simon Property Group Inc.

Convention Center President Bob Bedell to retire

January 7, 2008

Bob Bedell worked behind the scenes for months–if not years–to make the case for expanding the Indiana Convention Center
and building a 1,000-room hotel nearby. But someone else will have to fill both venues with visitors. The 60-year-old Indianapolis
Convention & Visitors Association president has said he’ll retire at the end of June.

New steam plant could propel Speedway revival

December 31, 2007

A unit of Citizens Gas proposes building a natural-gas-fueled steam plant in Speedway to serve large employers in the town
of 12,800.

Developers roll out barrage of projects

December 31, 2007

It was a big year for downtown development proposals. Two in particular grabbed headlines: Legends District SoDo and Penn
Centre.

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Demand for adult day care rises with aging population: Joy’s House, other local facilities expecting growth

Retail woes continue with Cabela’s

FFA UPDATE: Indianapolis, Louisville ‘dead-even’

Report: Indy, Louisville vying for FFA convention

Cummins expansion in Columbus

UPDATE: Cummins stock leaps

Westfield hopes to draw business farther north

BOONE COUNTY

Lawmakers call for advocate to support airline passenger ‘rights’

Westfield hopes to draw business farther north: New development could reduce residential tax rates

Sports tenants ponder vacating Pan Am Plaza: Four national governing bodies could share office

New Albany firm to develop Cabela’s site

Conrad manager says four-diamond award perfect fit for market

NY Times job helps ACS Sign gain attention

Updates on downtown projects

Commentary: Good luck to Mayor Ballard

National City Center nabs Veolia

Convention Center President Bob Bedell to retire

New steam plant could propel Speedway revival

Developers roll out barrage of projects