Alex Brown

BREAKING: The Lake County Commissioners have selected Gary as the site for a new Lake County Convention Center. @marek_mazurek will have the story in today's INside Edge Midday Report. @IIB https://t.co/BUjMb5aB1q

Big news from @IMS today. Full story from @317lindquist coming shortly.

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BREAKING: @IMS just announced that all reserved seating for the Indianapolis 500 will be sold out. The local broadcast delay has also been lifted. https://t.co/pFxpOqKMe3

Our @marek_mazurek got a preview of Indiana's first @Wawa store in Daleville. More stores coming this month in Noblesville and Clarksville.

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LISTEN: A grand opening event saw the store off of Interstate 69 and State Road 67 in Daleville filled nearly to capacity with company officials and Wawa super-fans. https://t.co/2N8RiyZ9SF

A great look by @marek_mazurek on how some local communities have successfully pushed back on proposed data center projects.

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In most cases, local officials have sided with developers, signing off on data center projects that stand to bring in major revenue. But multiple communities in Indiana have successfully pressured local officials into shutting down projects. https://t.co/Fu3X6bRwV7

RT @IIB: Check out what's coming up on this weekend's edition of #IIBTV with @GerryDick! For statewide showtimes, click here: https://t.co/…

NEW TODAY: Just weeks after completing the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s first major renovation in 40 years, museum President Joe Hale has announced plans to step down. https://t.co/fedIklevuU

A follow-up to a previous story, Newberry-based Ateios Systems was named one of two winners of the TitletownTech Startup Draft in Wisconsin, earning a $1 million top prize. https://t.co/x8etJVViqs

This week, I spoke with Kurt Kegerreis with the Southeast Indiana Workforce Investment Board about concerns over a potential loss of funding for the state’s Jobs for America’s Graduates, or JAG, program. https://t.co/G5X9rj0MZT

Big news for the Fever.

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BREAKING: The Indiana Fever fired coach Christie Sides on Sunday, the organization announced. Sides went 33-47 in her two seasons with the squad, including going 20-20 this season. https://t.co/6fheaaXlVi

A huge milestone for Morgan Foods, which has stayed in Scott County for its entire history. I spoke with CEO Louis Gottsponer about the company's growth and plans for the future.

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In 1899, Joseph Steely Morgan helped build a canning plant in the Scott County city of Austin. Now known as Morgan Foods Inc., the private-label food manufacturer is celebrating 125 years in business this week with eyes toward continued growth. https://t.co/QBX2qnnC8M

RT @IIB: WATCH: DePauw University on Wednesday officially launched the Creative School, which was first announced two years ago as part of…

Lathay has a great story to tell, and his company is still on the upward trajectory. Very glad I got to do this one.

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Lathay Pegues is the CEO of JohnTom’s BBQ, and in the last decade, has seen its products sold in stores throughout Indiana and used in major venues in the Midwest, including Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis and Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend. https://t.co/mcZlFXinXA

A great turnout of 300 for our first Engage East Central Indiana event in Muncie. We’ll have more from the event on this weekend’ edition of Inside INdiana Business Television. @IIB @GerryDick https://t.co/yz9trfWsqb

Kicking off our Engage East Central Indiana event with a breakfast at Emens Auditorium. Love being back on the @BallState campus! https://t.co/geMa10FgZ0

Heading back to my Muncie stomping grounds. Come join us!

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A message from @BallState Geoffrey Mearns. We are looking forward to a robust discussion about the region's future one week from today in Muncie! @IIB @IBJnews @muncie_journal https://t.co/gBtaQTE1Ig

No one is safe at the Ice Cream Social

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"Downtown is unsafe" https://t.co/AzQO028oW9

Now do hot dogs.

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Allen County Superior Court Judge Craig Bobay wrote in a ruling Monday that tacos and burritos are “Mexican-style sandwiches" in a case reviewing whether a restaurant, Famous Taco, could open a new location at a Fort Wayne shopping center. https://t.co/AXUxHv9EEp