Read the 2009 edition of Images Crown Point, IN magazine sponsored by the Greater Crown Point Chamber of Commerce. Using ActiveMagazine technology, you can flip through the actual pages of Images Crown Point, IN magazine on your computer screen.
Read the 2009 edition of Images Crown Point, IN magazine sponsored by the Greater Crown Point Chamber of Commerce. Using ActiveMagazine technology, you can flip through the actual pages of Images Crown Point, IN magazine on your computer screen.
The Greater Crown Point Chamber of Commerce serves as the voice of the Crown Point area business community. A variety of programs meet member needs and promote community growth.
Join the Greater Crown Point Chamber of Commerce here.
There are riches in the People’s State Bank building in downtown Crown Point once again. That’s because the historic structure houses a branch of the Northern Indiana Arts Association.
Indiana has its fair share of college towns. For starters‚ there’s West Lafayette‚ Bloomington and South Bend.
Crown Point’s business connections reach far beyond this pastoral community. With shipments of everything from muffins and cookies to steel manufacturing equipment‚ companies here realize that location is the key ingredient in this town’s recipe for success.
You’d be hard-pressed to find a more hands-on hospital administrator than Susan Nordstrom Lopez.
Residential: Get the facts on average home prices, residential turnover, utilities and more.
Business: A rundown on transportation, infrastructure, taxes and more.
Get moving tips and helpful hints for homeowners. Compare salaries and calculate cost of living.
Fun‚ fitness and a better quality of life are the focus at Crown Point's Parks & Recreation department - and everyone benefits.
Winfield can trace its roots – and its name – to the mid-19th century. But the town wasn’t incorporated as a township until 1993. Since then‚ it has grown by leaps and bounds.
Cows, dairy products, education and fun come together at Fair Oaks Farms, one of the country’s largest dairies and a growing northwest Indiana agri-tourism destination.
