News about business

Dr. Thomas J. Rohs has been appointed as the new Chief Medical Officer for all Northwest Health hospitals, bringing over 25 years of experience to the role. With a background in general and trauma surgery, Rohs has also shown expertise in medical staff and professional leadership development, hospital operations, and community relations.

In other news, Indiana Dunes Tourism has awarded over $49,000 in grants to fund various community projects, marketing initiatives, and events that align with their mission. Recipients include local businesses and organizations such as 219 Taproom, Dig the Dunes LLC, and the Porter County Aging and Community Services.

Additionally, a new restaurant, The Brass Idol, led by chef Daryn Frank, is set to open in Gary’s Miller section on June 1. The restaurant promises an exciting and approachable dining experience for all visitors.

Furthermore, Sarah Reed has taken on the role of Director of Operations at Gabis Arboretum, leveraging her passion for creating enriching experiences for visitors and fostering appreciation for the natural environment.

Survive & Thrive Counseling Inc. is expanding its services with a new location in Griffith, offering counseling services for a wide range of clients. And American English, a Beatles tribute band, will be performing in a benefit concert for the Cancer Resource Centre in Munster on June 21.

Lastly, Purdue University Northwest has been designated as a Hispanic-Serving Institution by the U.S. Department of Education, recognizing their commitment to serving Latino students and providing educational opportunities for all.