…20s and 30s that have kids want green space, trails, and playground amenities. The live, work, play concept is vital to retaining families,” said Dan Lawson with Meyer Najem Construction….

…equates to approximately $400 million in additional annual revenues, which will be divided between the State Highway Fund and city, town, and county infrastructure agencies. If Indiana is to live…

…local officials want businesses in our communities and all across the state to thrive, this just cannot happen at the expense of homeowners, workers and the communities they live in….

…half million for affordable housing recovery was directed towards new homeownership opportunities for working families and others, assuring that people from all walks of life can live and thrive in…

…dives into non-traditional areas to advocate for the betterment of cities and towns, and the people who live and work in them. Infrastructure, funding, and community health remain our key…

…ground for a series of emerging technologies, thanks to a partnership with Vectren. “We are creating an environment where people can live inside the Internet of Things and test various…

…go? Who will they live with? Whether they have family support financially or they need to be working. Who is going to be involved in the recovery?” A major reason…

…local government revenues without a replacement while announcing that the bill would not more forward. The issue is still alive in HB 1002 and will continue to be a conversation…

…much better,” said Melissa Norby, the city’s director of community development. “We want to up the cool factor a little bit, so people are proud to live here and have…

…communities across the state. “Innovation knows no boundaries and there’s no limit to what can be accomplished when we work together to better the lives of Hoosiers,” Gov. Holcomb said….

…for people to live, work and play. We have a great parks system. We have safe communities, and we like to promote those things.” Community leaders partnered to launch a…

…feel like people can live in our communities and really enjoy both of our amenities.” The progressive vision of local elected leaders made the project a reality, Kleinhenz said. “Without…