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A local couple is hoping to make Columbus a little greener, one ounce at a time.

EDINBURGH — Mall shoppers know how exhausting it can be to visit store after store in search of something specific: size 10 men’s brown dress shoes, for instance, or fluffy bath towels in a certain shade of blue.

As a society, we not only crave, but demand instant gratification. Whether it’s “One-Click” ordering on Amazon Prime for delivery to our doorstep tomorrow (or even today), streaming the latest video or audio entertainment or making money in the stock market, we want it easy, we want it cheap and, most of all, we want it right now. Corporate America has done a great job enabling and monetizing our ever-growing collective obsession with immediacy.

A 13-member committee will convene this summer to examine how Hoosier communities large and small can attract economic development while protecting prime farmland.

When Ziwei Cong bought some sweatpants that caught her eye during a livestream shopping event on social media, she was disappointed when they arrived and didn’t fit well.

After over 40 years with Cummins, my husband retired on May 31.

MICHIGAN CITY — Horizon Bank’s Chairman and CEO Craig M. Dwight was named a Sagamore of the Wabash for his civic leadership and significant contributions to his community.

Centra Credit Union is opening a new location in Corydon early this summer. Members will be able to meet with

Social Security checks paused. Soaring interest rates. Financial crisis and recession.

Accelera by Cummins, the zero-emissions business segment of Cummins Inc., today marked the start of operations for electrolyzer production in Fridley, Minnesota – its first electrolyzer production site in the United States.