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L & E Engineering seizes opportunity to expand in Greenwood
When another Indianapolis manufacturing company closed up and moved overseas a few years ago, L & E Engineering President Greg Sandberg found a golden growth opportunity.
Monday | Drug Researcher
Insulin CMO Sued by US City Over Failed Manufacturing Plant
The plan said Elona founder Ron Zimmerman at the time was to make commercial quantities of active pharmaceutical Ingredients for insulin and other biologic drugs for customers using recombinant protein technologies.
An empty senior living apartment building in Greenwood is set to fall under a wrecking ball by the end of August.
Night-shift fathers spend afternoons in daddy day care
Imagine for a moment what 80,000 kids would look like if they stood in a food line, one foot apart.
Indianapolis suburb ponders 100-acre spec lake
GREENWOOD, Ind. Officials in an Indianapolis suburb have started working on plans for a possible 100-acre recreational lake in hopes that it would help attract developers of high-end homes and businesses.
Greenwood sues over failed pharmaceutical facility
Officials of a suburban Indianapolis city have filed a foreclosure lawsuit against a pharmaceutical company that failed to open after receiving $8.4 million from the city.
Man who robbed Greenwood bank gets 14-year sentence
Justin Earl Ray, 30, Lynn, was sentenced this week after pleading guilty to a charge of armed robbery.
Big 80's to play at Greenwood Amphitheater Saturday, June 15
Break out the neon shirts, aquanet hair spray and parachute pants because the 1980's are coming back for one night only this Saturday, June 15th.
He was born February 23, 1929, the fourth of twelve children of Millard Sherman Pierce and Arrow Minnis York Pierce.
Parks asking public for help; Fundraisers fill funding gaps
With the hope of raising money for supplies and programs, the county parks department recently tried a new method to boost its budget.
Former Woodmen standout selected by Reds
Alex Krupa, a 2013 Greenwood graduate, was selected Saturday by the Cincinnati Reds in the 19th round of the Major League Baseball Draft.
Here comes the traffic congestion
A major Center Grove intersection will be under construction for about a month while Wal-Mart Stores adds a new median and turn lane to prepare for 1,000 more vehicles expected to visit the new store daily.
Season ends for local boys golf teams
Neither sectional champion Center Grove nor third-place Greenwood advanced from the 18-team regional field at Champions Pointe Golf Club in Henryville.
Restaurant raising money for Greenwood library
The library is partnering with Chick-fil-A for the Great Cow Drop fundraising event, which will entail cows with custom jerseys being dropped from a helicopter July 27 onto the Greenwood Middle School football field.
Old Settlers Day in Wanamaker is June 9
The event runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. More than 100 arts-and-crafts vendor booths will line the streets.
Greenwood poised to become fitness and outdoor recreation hub
With plans to invest millions in parks, an aquatic center and the growing possibility of a new YMCA, Greenwood is remaking itself as the Southside's spot for health, fitness and outdoor fun.
Property LinesRoundup: Bagger Dave's expanding area presence
Welcome to Property Lines, Indy's source for neighborhood real estate news. Your host is Scott Olson, IBJ's real estate beat reporter.
He was born on May 11, 1943 to the late Arlie and Georgia Puckett in Clintwood, Virginia.
Parents fight summer brain drain with home school programs
School is out for summer! While the children are ecstatic, many parents are more than just a little anxious about something called the brain drain.
He was born March 24, 1918 in Daviess County to Earl Robinson and Mary Robinson.