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Indiana to Lose Over 100 Security Officers
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A company that provides security services, risk management and support to government and corporate clients has sent notice to state of Indiana that it plans to move 123 jobs. Triple Canopy, which is a division of Constellis Group, employs a number of former Army Special Operations personnel, Green Berets, Rangers, SEALs, MARSOC […] The post Indiana to Lose Over 100 Security Officers appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Danville Native, DHS Grad Jose Munoz Sworn In as New Probationary Police Officer
A Danville native who recently returned home has been sworn in as a new Danville Probationary Police Office. Jose Munoz will soon begin training after being sworn in during a Friday morning (Aug 23rd) ceremony at City Hall. Munoz had been working down south in Houston as a locomotive engineer. But upon returning, he wanted to try something different.
Indianapolis Forecast: Soaring Temperatures with Heat Index Near 100
Indianapolis, IN — As the weekend approaches, Indiana residents should prepare for rising temperatures. Starting Saturday, highs are expected to reach 89 degrees, marking the beginning of a warming trend that will continue into next week. Saturday will see mostly sunny skies with scattered clouds in the afternoon. The...
Greenwood Christian Joins Indiana Crossroads Conference in 2025
Greenwood Christian Academy will join the Indiana Crossroads Conference (ICC) in July 2025, amid significant conference realignment in Johnson County. This new alignment includes seven small private schools, such as Cardinal Ritter and Covenant Christian. The move comes as Beech Grove, Monrovia, and others leave for the newly formed Hoosier Legends Conference. GCA's entry into the ICC places its football program in a competitive environment, especially with teams like Indy Lutheran, recent state champions. Athletic director Shon Cottle acknowledges the challenges ahead but sees the overall competitive field as beneficial for the program.
Delphi Teacher Receives Delta Kappa Gamma Woman Of Distinction Award
A Delphi Community Elementary School teacher was recently awarded with the Woman of Distinction Award from the Delta Kappa Gamma – Theta Chapter for her dedication to her students within the Delphi Community School Corporation. Delphi Third Grade Teacher Kate Evans was announced as the most recent recipient of...
The Persistent Pursuit: Dussliere’s Unexpected Path to Paralympics Leadership
As a Purdue swimmer in the 1990s, Julie Dussliere never expected to work in sports after college. Once she finished her bachelor’s degree, Dussliere (BA Russian ’94) intended to complete a master’s program, and then it was on to law school. International diplomacy was in her future. And that’s what happened — just not the way she envisioned it at the time. “I had no indication or thought that I was going to work in the sport world when I graduated. That was not the plan,” Dussliere says. “But then I ended up taking a coaching job instead, and I’ve…
Hawaii Fluid Art opens in Noblesville
Hawaii Fluid Art, a new art studio that offers classes in fluid art canvas painting, resin tumbler painting and more, opened Aug. 10 at 13185 Harrell Pkwy. in Noblesville. According to franchise owners Siân and Oliver Schmidt, a married couple who live in Carmel, the new studio is the first Hawaii Fluid Art franchise in Indiana.
One Month after Big Jump, County Unemployment Numbers Increase for Third Consecutive Month
It was one month ago that Vermilion County and Danville unemployment numbers both saw a significant jump, for May to June; as those who had lost jobs when Danville’s Quaker Oats plant closed were placed into the equation, since their payroll had been extended through June 8th. Now, with...
Miller Unveils Elite Coaching Staff for Purdue Track & Field
Purdue's head coach Tony Miller announces the addition of four assistant coaches to the track and field team for the 2024-25 season: Jamaal Barnes (sprints), Ryan Hershberger (throws), Rebecca Richtman (distance and cross country), and Paul Zalewski (jumps). Each coach brings significant experience and success to their respective areas, aiming to elevate Purdue's track and field program through their leadership and expertise. With an established foundation, Miller and his staff are set to implement a vision focused on building a winning culture and achieving competitive excellence.
2024 Job growth up in Champaign from 2023
SPRINGFIELD, IL (Chambana Today) – Over the past year, total nonfarm jobs have seen significant changes across various Illinois metropolitan areas. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES), nine metro areas recorded job growth, three areas experienced a decline, and two regions remained unchanged by July 2024.
Several bike thefts reported at beginning of year
Over the weekend, seven bike-related thefts occurred on and around campus, but PUPD said that this isn’t something uncommon. “It’s hard to tell because it’s only been one week,” PUPD Capt. Song Kang said. “Theft is the number one crime on campus.”. Capt. Kang said...
BoilersXTRA: Bold predictions for Purdue football
Breakout seasons? Big upsets? Nathan Baird and Sam King make their bold, bolder and boldest predictions about the Boilermakers for 2024. This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: BoilersXTRA: Bold predictions for Purdue football
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