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Berry Plastics announced plans to further optimize production and relocate manufacturing equipment to four of its Indiana manufacturing operations. The Company will invest approximately $31 million for new infrastructure and equipment, and will also transfer existing equipment from other Berry Plastics facilities.

Teachers and parents push college because they want high school graduates to have the best possible shot at wealth and success, but the truth is that college simply doesn't suit everyone. Fortunately, there are plenty of engaging and high-paying careers that don't require a degree to start at entry level...

Who wouldn't want to work for a company recognized as one of the "Best Places to Work in Indiana?" Well for the third year in a row, WOW! Internet, Cable and Phone has held that honor - and this Thursday, November 21st, WOW! will host a field technician job fair in Evansville.

Beginning in December, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana will add production of the new Highlander Hybrid to their operations in Princeton. With the extra work, comes the need for additional employees not only for Toyota themselves, but their suppliers as well.

We all know we’re in a tough economy and good jobs are hard to come by, but they are not impossible. For starters, you NEED to have a resume. Employers will not hire you based on your good name. If you've only ever held one job in your entire life, put it on a resume ...

There are some great places to work in Indiana; however, some are obviously better than others. So, in order to settle the score of who are the best employers in the state, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce has released their list of the best companies to work for in the Hoosier workforce.

Last week Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke gave his annual State of the City address. On this week's edition of Wednesdays With Winnecke, he gives a brief recap of that speech. He also had a discussion with Allen Mounts about the "Smart City 2.0" project.

At a news conference today, Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke, Vanderburgh County Commission President Marsha Abell and Growth Alliance for Greater Evansville President Deborah Dewey announced infrastructure plans that reaffirm the City, County, and State’s commitment to implementing measures to ensure retention of current jobs and creation of new jobs within the region.