A spike in fertilizer and diesel prices following the conflict leaves little room for profits
Category: Indiana
Posted inIndiana
Here’s why electric bills are up across Indiana
Infrastructure investments drive up electric bills.
Posted inArts & Culture
The outdoor art destination in Indiana you’ve probably never heard of
The Greene County site started in 2002 and has expanded to feature hundreds of cast-iron art pieces on 3 miles of wooded trails
Posted inIndiana
Road projects delayed as state’s gas tax holiday dries up local coffers
Cities, counties and towns will lose out on around $170 million in total by July, according to David Bottorff, director of the Association of Indiana Counties.
Posted inIndiana
Is Indiana really affordable?
Why Hoosiers struggle to afford one of the lowest cost states in the nation.
Posted inWomen & Girls
A former college basketball player wants women back on the court
Indy Women Hoop organizes all-women pickup games.
Posted inHealth
Raising Innocence
An Indiana Women’s Prison unit gives incarcerated people a place to raise their newborns on the inside, rather than forcing them to give their babies up after birth.
Posted inWomen & Girls
Coffee sleeve promotion aims to support sexual violence awareness campaign
Women’s Fund of Greater Fort Wayne has distributed 20,000 drink sleeves to area coffee shops.
Posted inWomen & Girls
Still need a prom dress? Here’s help!
Buy, swap, or be gifted a prom dress by working with these organizations.
Posted inWomen & Girls
Bilingual doula services hope to minimize infant death rates
Transformed Birth Services provides birth and postpartum support for all kinds of moms.
