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EVONIK TO POUR $100 MILLION INTO ITS SHADELAND PLANT
This summer, Evonik said it would spend $100 million over five years to modernize its plan with new reactors, more automation and better reliability.
Read MoreAMELIA BECKONS STILL
A new mural and an Aug. 13 deadline tie Lafayette to one of the 20th century’s most enduring mysteries.
Read MoreAFTER THEIR FATHER’S DEATH, TWO BROTHERS TOOK THE WHEEL
Dustin and Clint, not quite four years apart in age and suddenly at the helm of a business their parents spent years building, kept the shop open, and they figured it out as they went.
Read MoreWITH STEEL AND SONG, LAFAYETTE HONORS ITS RIVER
A $500,000 public artwork dedicated last week captures the river, the people and the long, complicated story of a place still becoming itself.
Read MoreA NEW HOSPICE PROVIDER OPENS IN LAFAYETTE
Paradigm Health brings its care-at-home approach to Tippecanoe County as demand for end-of-life care grows.
Read MoreA LAFAYETTE COMPANY, BUILT ON POLYGRAPHS, IS NOW A GLOBAL FORCE IN BRAIN SCIENCE
On Monday, Lafayette Instrument announced that it had acquired Sutter Instrument Corp., a Novato, California firm.
Read MoreWHAT COMES NEXT
For many veterans, the transition out of military life is not a clean break but a slow unraveling of identity, routine and purpose.
Read MoreUNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS EXPANDS HEALTH SCIENCES PROGRAMS TO GREATER LAFAYETTE
In 1890, a small Catholic college took root in Lafayette, before eventually movingto Fort Wayne. On Tuesday, the University of Saint Francis came back to fill a gap.
Read MoreGREATER LAFAYETTE HAS 35,000 MANUFACTURING WORKERS. IT NEEDS MORE.
There is a version of the American manufacturing revival story that ends well. It requires, among other things, a workforce that does not yet exist.
Read MoreA STITCH IN TIME
Seven weeks before the scissors hit the ribbon, Charlene Brown bought her first shelf.
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