What could possibly be a better combination than beauty, boudoir, and Brazilians? Amy Paris, an award-winning, Northwest Indiana-based photographer, is hosting the second round of the Forty Over Forty
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Wonderfully Women-Owned: Uplifting Our Fellow Women-Owned Businesses
As a woman-owned business, we understand and value the importance of uplifting other women-owned businesses. There are so many great businesses near us with a wide variety of goods and services. Part
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All Eyes on You: Highlighting Some of Our Amazing Neighbors
At Waxi Taxi, we know the importance of community. The best part about having three locations across Northwest Indiana is being part of our region’s thriving business community and getting to know man
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Why We Love Calling Michigan City Home
Waxi Taxi opened our Michigan City location nine years ago on Franklin Street. We are often asked why we chose to put a location in Michigan City; the answer was simple. This isn’t just where we work,
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Celebrating Our Amazing Waxi Taxi Neighbors: A Spotlight on Local Businesses That Make Our Communities Special
At Waxi Taxi, we believe that great businesses don’t exist in isolation; they thrive as part of our vibrant community, filled with passionate entrepreneurs who support and inspire one another. Today,
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Northwest Indiana Women-Owned Businesses Spotlight: Women Who Move the Region
One of the things that I’ve learned in my years in business is that your business is only as strong as your network. Over the years, as we’ve grown and expanded, our business network has grown. Busine
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Chesterton: Where We Parked Our Taxi & Built A Home
Chesterton is a tight-knit community nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan. From the shoreline to the farm field, this was the first community that Waxi Taxi called home. Our first location was ab
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Waxi Taxi on the Road: Bringing Professional Waxing to Northwest Indiana’s Senior Communities
Beauty is ageless! That’s why we’re excited to announce our specialized waxing services designed specifically for residents of retirement communities and assisted living facilities in Northwest Indian