The acquisition puts Meredith at the front of the nation's publishing pack with a combined audience of some 200 million consumers. Its digital audience of 170 million unique visitors now rivals the nation's top media companies, putting it behind only Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Microsoft and Amazon sites.
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By Current Publishing on January 31, 2018 Carmel Community. IUPUI's Jian Xie, Yadong Liu and Fan Yang believe they have revolutionized the power of batteries. (Submitted photo). By Heather Collins. An IUPUI professor of mechanical engineering said he has discovered a way to make a paper-thin
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The Florence County Health Department reports six laboratory confirmed cases of pertussis in the county. Pertussis, or whooping cough, is a contagious bacterial disease that starts with cold-like symptoms and a cough that gets worse over time. It is usually spread by direct face-to-face contact or direct
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Carmel-based Protective Insurance, a trucking fleet insurer, has entered a year-long partnership with Truckers Against Trafficking to aid in its mission of combating human trafficking. TAT is a nonprofit dedicated to educating and equipping truck drivers and travel industry agents with the tools to identify
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Bernie Niemeier, the publisher and owner of Virginia Business magazine, has been named to the Virginia Communications Hall of Fame at Virginia Commonwealth University. The Richard T. Robertson School of Media and Culture at VCU will induct seven communications professionals into the hall of
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This year's festival is dedicated to children's author Mem Fox, who will be in conversation with Ruth Clarke on 5 March, as well as featuring in the kids' weekend program. Fox joins past dedicatees Brenda Niall, Robert Dessaix, Margo Lanagan and Christopher Koch. Twenty-seven new authors have
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A historic home built in the 1860s at 321 N. Range Line Road is for sale. (Submitted photo). Booth. A historic home built in the 1860s that once belonged to famed artist Franklin Booth is for sale along Range Line Road in Carmel. Booth was renowned for detailed pen-and-ink illustrations. He grew up in
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