Michiana 2027

• City of Elkhart breaks ground for new condo complex
• Marshall County wins 2019 Stellar Community award
• New association aims to help Michigan manufacturers
• Will robots take over our jobs?
• RV company using diversity to thrive
• Dowagiac to unveil 20 year Master plan
• New hydroelectric plant groundbreaking
• Main street redevelopment plan is a go
• Mishawaka plans to combine city, police buildings at Liberty Mutual site downtown
• Study of Elkhart County downtown areas seeks feedback from residents, business owners
• Volunteers working to repair eye sore in Plymouth
• Efforts underway to restore local historic landmark
• Group working to transform old church into community center in Bremen
• Tuesday meeting to discuss future of Western Avenue
• Organization working to build path that connects east side of Granger
• Elkhart man working to open skate park
• Local leaders break ground on new building in downtown South Bend
• Two proposals for hot property along St. Joseph River in Elkhart
• Multiple businesses set to open in downtown Niles over the next few months
• Grassroots initiative aimed at bettering the community gaining ground in Elkhart County
• Progress continues for Studebaker building; owner challenges others to use it as model
• St. Joseph County receives million dollar grant to improve broadband in New Carlisle
• Concerns that Orchards Mall is dying: 'It deserves to be saved'
• Historic building in Benton Harbor expected to be redeveloped
• Back to the 1900's: Downtown Bremen getting a retro face lift by 2020
• Farmers raise concerns over proposal to move ditch
• Master plan outlines future development for Cassopolis
• Loved ones donate bears to keep murdered man's legacy alive
• Local entrepreneur says ‘user friendly’ INBiz made small business launch easier
• Lake Michigan College to offer truck driver course to help combat shortage
• Startup South Bend-Elkhart providing Michiana entrepreneurs free business help
• Elkhart economy booming, wages growing
• Marshall County high school students explore career opportunities in manufacturing
• AM General military plant potentially up for grabs
• Game of growth in South Bend, businesses on every corner
• New infrastructure changes proposed by Gov. Holcolmb raises toll prices
• New residential housing unit, new Martin's supermarket coming to Elkhart
• Milton Township couple plans own subdivision in housing shortage
• RV training facility coming to Elkhart
• New power plant is officially operational in New Carlisle
• Thor Industries visit Jimtown Junior High School
• With housing shortage, builders in Michiana are overwhelmed
• MACOG studying how to meet future infrastructure needs
• Thousands of high school students train for Elkhart's RV industry
• Mayor Tim Neese discusses the RV industry and the future of the city
• RV Hall of Fame expansion mirrors rise of RV industry
• Business is booming, but too much for housing market
• Elkhart RV industry works to recruit worldwide workforce
• RV industry vital to Elkhart County's economic resurgence
• Michiana worker shortage could mean growing economy
• Project Propel will take South Bend region to new heights
• Michiana 2027: the future of fine arts in South Bend Community Schools
• Michiana 2027: Rise Up Academy at the center of a shake up in South Bend Community Schools
• New details in New Carlisle development project
• Michiana 2027: Change makers silently shaping South Bend
• Michiana 2027: Benton Harbor robotics team training tomorrow’s engineers
• Michiana 2027: Young Elkhart County volunteers shape the future
• Michiana 2027: Young professionals gather and grow
• Michiana 2027: diversifying South Bend's economy
• Michiana 2027: The future of wine, beer, and spirits in Berrien County
• Michiana 2027: How will Elkhart County adapt to the future?
• Michiana 2027: St. Joseph County towns booming
• Michiana 2027: Elkhart's past, present and a look ahead to the future
• Michiana 2027: South Bend's vision in focus
• Michiana 2027: The future of farming in southwest Michigan
• Michiana 2027: Entrepreneurs leading the way in Mishawaka