Sunday, August 9, 2020

JJCL boost

First Bank of Berne recently made a contribution of $750 to John Jay Center for Learning. At left is Rusty Inman, executive director of John Jay. At right is bank vice president and agribusiness banker Rex Journay. (Photo provided)

DG opens in Pennville

Pennville residents have a new place to shop.
Mayor plans to tap EDIT funds

Grant program was announced last week.
Expanding options

Hospital to offer new substance abuse treatment program.
Jay Petroleum honored

A local company was honored recently by Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Mayor creates ‘resilience grant’ program

Boggs plans to seek funding from city council at Monday’s meeting.
Educator seeking to address challenges

Jay County Purdue Extension Office’s newest employee is looking to help tackle some of their area’s biggest challenges.
Lofty vision

New salon on Meridian Street in Portland includes boutique with plans to do nails as well.
Awarded, rescinded

Redevelopment commission grants funds for Jalisco, pulls back $ for brewery.
Permits clear $1.3 million

Permits issued by the Jay/Portland Building and Planning Office in May totaled $1.37 million in new construction.
Ardagh partnering on new bottle

Ardagh Group is partnering to manufacture another new type of bottle.
Alley to get EDIT loan

Portland’s bowling alley will soon have new lanes.
Cooper Farms opens recruiting center

An area employer has opened a new recruiting center.
Sorority leader

Seven years ago, a local woman started a journey that would eventually result in her leading a sorority.
New courses

Restaurant opening at Portland Golf Club will focus menu on southern-style offerings.
Wagner featured in best in finance

A Jay County native was recently featured in Louisville Business First.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Looking for something older? Try our archive search

Business

The Commercial Review, Jay County's Daily Newspaper
P.O. Box 1049 Portland, IN 47371