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A CHURCH-BASED EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER EXPANDS
Ninety-one new child care spots just opened in West Lafayette, where infant and toddler seats have been among the hardest to find.
Read MoreIN WEST LAFAYETTE, AN ART SHOW REDRAWS WHAT IT MEANS TO GROW OLD
At Joyful Journey Adult Day Services, a gallery opening doubles as a window into the revolution happening inside America’s adult day centers.
Read MoreNO PLACE LIKE HOME
A newly renovated living room at the Greater Lafayette Family Shelter was unveiled, offering families a more comfortable space during times of housing uncertainty.
Read MoreGREATER LAFAYETTE COMMERCE BUILDS ON INTERN PROGRAM TO KEEP YOUNG TALENT IN REGION
The Greater Lafayette Intern Experience returns this May, introducing college interns to the opportunities in the area.
Read MoreLAFAYETTE FARMERS MARKET RETURNS DOWNTOWN MAY 2 WITH 120 VENDORS
The Lafayette Farmers Market will return to downtown Lafayette on Saturday, May 2 with weekly Saturday markets.
Read MoreCARMEL BUILDER BREAKS GROUND ON 1,200-UNIT WEST LAFAYETTE DEVELOPMENT
Carmel-based homebuilder, Estridge Homes broke ground this week on Millbrook, a 328-acre subdivision planned for Millbrook Boulevard in West Lafayette.
Read MoreWHEN VETERANS FALL THROUGH THE CRACKS IN GREATER LAFAYETTE, LTHC CATCHES THEM
The No Hero Should Be Homeless Motorcycle + Jeep Ride is the centerpiece of a month-long campaign run by LTHC, a Lafayette nonprofit that has works to address homelessness in the region.
Read MoreKARA WEBB AND THE FORMULA FOR BUILDING A WORKFORCE
Kara Webb is the director of workforce development at GLC, where she helped design Career+ Pathways, one of the most comprehensive talent pipelines in the state.
Read MoreLet’s Talk About Growth Through Acquisition
Barbara Whitenight wasn’t expecting to find her next big idea when she walked into an axe-throwing venue on a summer trip to Kentucky. In fact, she wasn’t even sure she wanted to try throwing one.
Read MoreGreater Lafayette’s bold bet on future-ready graduatesÂ
This spring, more than 100 students from William Henry Harrison and McCutcheon High Schools earned their diplomas through a newly designed, locally created pathway aligned with Indiana’s new graduation seals.
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