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May 24, 2013
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Good to the bone
New location, massive inventory proves to be a boon for Four Rivers Harley-Davidson
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A wall in the conference room of Triangle Enterprise’s Paducah headquarters shows the company’s family lineage. J.P. Kelly, Triangle president, sits in front of the photos of (from left) Jess Conkwright, co-founder, R.M. Robinson, Kelly’s grandfather and business co-founder, and Robert F. Pirtle, chairman of the board. Kelly is hoping to move the company, and a building near Paducah’s Lower Town neighborhood, forward with help from city government.
Triangulating business development
Triangle Enterprises president seeks incentives for development plan
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ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun Steven Glisson, owner and operator of the Glisson Vineyards & Winery tasting room, stocks bottles of white wine at 126 Market House Square. Glisson and his wife Katie Glisson opened the tasting room in December of 2011.
A growing force
KeeFORCE Xtreme Business Makeover helps all involved
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This home at 2307 Jefferson St. was for sale in May when the photo was taken. It has since sold, just as 601 other homes sold so far this year that were listed with real estate agents represented by the Paducah Board of Realtors. The home’s listing agent in this photo is Kevin Housman, formerly with Fern Leaf Real Estate, who is now at Century 21. (Adam Shull | The Sun)
Cautiously optimistic
Commercial and residential real estate numbers show promising signs for 2013
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Curt Jones, Dippin’ Dots founder, is banking on new high-temperature products to help bolster the classic Dippin’ Dots beads.
Dippin’ and weaving
Innovation from familiar and new leadership ready to lift Dippin’ Dots toward new future
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ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun Tammi Halvorson pets her oldest German Shepherd at her home in Lone Oak. Halvorson owns 13 German Shepherds and spends a lot of her time training and breeding the dogs.
Woman of achievement: Tammi Halvorson juggles business, teaching and training
Most people would view insomnia as a problem. Tammi Halvorson sees it as a tool. “I have trouble sitting still,” Halvorson said. “I like being busy and having things to do.” One of the reasons Halv...
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Andy Carloss, owner and operator of Midtown Market, stocks a display of onions in market's produce section. Carloss spends time everyday washing and stocking all the fresh produce the market offers.
Entrepreneurs online
Local Chamber, EntrePaducah team with Google to push program designed to get local businesses on the web
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A panel selected Laura Schaumburg, marketing assistant at the Paducah Convention and Visitors Bureau, as the Young Leader of the Year for 2012. For the second year, the Four Rivers Business Journal called readers to nominate their peers under 40 who strive to move our community forward. Schaumburg was one of 10 local professionals under 40 who the region chose as Young Leaders of Western Kentucky. ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Journal
Great first Impression
Laura Schaumburg’s early career steps are in right direction: Peers name her Young Leader of the Year
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An aerial view of the inside of VMV Paducahbilt’s railroad shops at 1300 Kentucky Ave. ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun
Diesel engines of economic growth
VMV Paducahbilt’s 25 new jobs and investment just the kind of growth economic developers are looking for
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Ronnie Kineman, a member of USEC’s cylinder handling crew, moves one of the first Department of Energy-owned depleted uranium “tails” cylinders into a staging area at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant. This is one of about 1,100 tails cylinders that will be re-enriched in Paducah as part of the new contract extending operations for a year. On June 1, members of the United States Enrichment Corporation’s cylinder/material handling group moved the first of the depleted uranium cylinders, or “tails,” that will be reenriched. Contributed by the United States Enrichment Corporation
What's next?
USEC lands contract for another year in paducah
Jun 21, 2012 | 0 0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend
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