The NWI Forum is marking the milestone of spending down 70% of the state's original READI grants, saying the funding has catalyzed more than $2 billion in total investment.

Wednesday marked first anniversary since the Indiana Economic Development Corp. announced the grant recipients of the inaugural Indiana Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative, or ...

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Arts and culture gained equal footing with infrastructure, entrepreneurship and business development as a pillar of economic ...

The City of Elkhart announced it has been awarded $12 million in READI 2.0 funding after the Indiana Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors approved 17 projects Sunday, representing the ...

Dec. 28—Officials in Howard, Miami and Tipton counties should know which projects will get funded by the $30 million awarded through the state's READI program by the end of March. Howard County ...

Indiana’s Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) program, created by Gov. Eric Holcomb in 2021, has been nothing short of amazing. Launched with a vision to transform ...

“The Lilly Endowment grant, combined with the READI grant from Our Southern Indiana RDA, is the result of more than four years of planning, investment, and due diligence by ACBL and its stakeholders," ...

Apr. 23—BATESVILLE — Batesville Mayor John Irrgang and Batesville Economic Development Director Sarah Lamping are excited about the news regarding Accelerate Rural Indiana receiving $30 million from ...

Gov. Eric Holcomb recently announced the Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI), a $500 million effort to fuel economic development among self-organized regions statewide.

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