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GM lands Hummer buyer - 06/02/2009
A day after filing bankruptcy, GM announced it
secured a buyer for the Hummer brand vehicle.
Reports say production will continue on the SUV at
the Mishawaka production facility, which makes the
H1 and H2 lines. Learn more about the
deal.
Elkhart offering journalistic snapshot of U.S. - 04/19/2009
County economic officials are increasingly looking
for ways to take advantage of the
increased exposure Elkhart is
receiving in the national news. For better or
worse, MSNBC.com has launched a long-term effort
to cover the area's woes - and recovery - in the
wake of the attention and the government's
stimilus efforts. Check
out the online Elkhart Project here.
Area businesses welcome fresh football fans - 04/19/2009
Irish football fans got a fresh taste of the fall
season at the Blue Gold game, and the thousands
who attended brought welcome spending to hotels
and restaurants in St. Joseph County and the wider
area.
Spotlight still shining on region's woes - 03/24/2009
Elkhart County received more national exposure
recently, highlighting efforts to secure federal
stimulus spending, and showcasing enduring spirit
and willingness to get back to work.
Goshen business owner sows seeds of hope - 02/20/2009
Goshen entreprenuer Eric Kanagy wrote a stirring
commentary in a Tribune's Point of View
commentary, saying that in Elkhart County,
"we know how to take risks, make new things
and make things better." Read his piece through this link.
Michiana TV goes digital - 02/18/2009
Local television stations made the switch to
digital broadcast, ahead of a delayed June
national switch. The FCC about 5 percent of
viewers in the Michiana market was unprepared for
the change. Stations were answering questions and
offering tips for the switchover.
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