E-REP December 2023 Newsletter features Shop Local, I-69 ORX Section 3, Metropolitan Evansville Transit System METS Micro, Indiana APEX Accelerator, IEDC: Entrepreneurship in Indiana, University of Evansville Mental Health and Wellness Clinic, 2024 Legislative Preview, New Member Profiles: Catanese Real Estate, SafeEVAC, Inc.; Member Benefits; Newsmakers, Milestones and much more! Read More
While students and teachers across the country prepare for the end of the semester and a long holiday break, Indiana legislators and special interest groups begin to focus on the issues that will become priorities in the statehouse this January. Read More
In a groundbreaking move, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has allocated a total of $650,000 to 13 winners of the inaugural Manufacture of Advanced Key Energy Infrastructure Technologies (MAKE IT) Prize. One standout project… Read More
The launch of “METS Micro” signifies a step forward in METS’ and Via’s shared vision to use technology to create inclusive, flexible public transit Read More
In a collaborative effort to foster community awareness and empower businesses with critical insights, Talent EVV recently joined forces with the United Way of Southwestern Indiana to host a virtual session delving into the intricacies… Read More
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) awarded the contract for I-69 ORX Section Three to ORX Constructors, a joint venture that includes Walsh Construction and Traylor Bros, Inc. Read More
Indiana Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kevin Brinegar bid adieu one last time as he emceed his 22nd and final legislative preview. Read More
The E-REP Annual Report provides a detailed listing of Board Members, Top Supporters, and Team Members, offering a holistic view of E-REP's achievements, ongoing efforts, and the dedicated individuals contributing to its success. Read More
In the heart of the Evansville Region, a diverse group of entrepreneurs is reshaping industries and fostering innovation. These visionary individuals are not only pursuing their dreams but are also contributing to their communities and… Read More
Interim Committees have been bringing legislators together over the past few months to discuss several topics that could have implications to Hoosier taxpayers. Some Committees have made recommendations while others couldn’t agree on recommended policies or are scheduled to work for another year before proposing policy changes. We’ll dive into all things money in this week’s report. Read More