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February 22, 2012
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Don Riley, background, said years of building up a customer base and establishing a good customer service reputation left little time to create marketing materials, such as the branded mugs, pens and business cards seen here in the Riley Architect Services offices at 105 W. Broadway in Mayfield. The logo design and materials came as part of the KeeFORCE Xtreme Business Makeover, a project accepting applications for its second installment. ADAM SHULL | The Sun
A burgeoning force
First KeeFORCE Xtreme Business Makeover winner sees growth, gives back
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Computer Services, Inc. moved to its headquarters at 3901 Technology Drive in 1997. With six acquisitions in the last eight years, and a service territory that reaches into every state, CSI is poised for its next phase of growth. | ADAM SHULL | The Sun
Past and future growth
New markets and acquisitions are how CSI plans to build on success
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Heather Adams of American Eagle Outfitters inside Kentucky Oaks Mall in Paducah assists a customer.JOHN WRIGHT | The Sun
Holiday help wanted
Seasonal job numbers consistent, but economy still offers obstacles
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Paducah Police Assistant Chief Brandon Barnhill was selected as the Mid-Continent University Young Leader of the Year. Barnhill, 36, stands out for his career achievements and contributions to the western Kentucky community. Adam Shull | The Sun.
Ringing endorsements for Paducah’s Barnhill
Mid-Continent University Young Leader of the Year shares career, life of service
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Steve Warren (back) and journeyman technician Jamie Adams examine an air-conditioning unit on a service call for Warren Heating & Air in Paducah. JOHN WRIGHT | The Sun
Bringing it all back home
New office, new Kentucky Home Performance designation helps Steve Warren grow
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Richard Bryan (left) and Luke Wellenstein, both of A&K Construction, place safety caps over the ends of rebar poles protruding from a trench at the construction site of the Orthopedic Institute of Western Kentucky in Paducah. JOHN WRIGHT | The Sun
Construction outlook hopeful and spotty
Warehouses, medical building look promising through 2011
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Panama Canal's Influence on the Confluence
Will expansion in Panama be a game-changer for Paducah's waterways?
Mar 24, 2011 | 0 0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend
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