July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Gun shop set to open
Business Roundup
A rural Portland couple will open a new gun and outdoor shop next week.
1 Shot Sports, owned and operated by Dustin and Lori Bantz, will open Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 201 E. Main St., Portland.
The shop will feature a variety of guns and muzzleloaders, along with ammunition, hunting accessories and firearms cleaning supplies.
The store will be open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursdays.
The store’s phone number is (260) 766-1426.
BGC sold
Stan Richards, the owner of Albany Golf Club, has added another course to his portfolio.
At a meeting earlier this week, Richards was introduced as the new owner of Blackford Gold Club.
The future of the club, which has a long history in Hartford City, had been in doubt.
Richards told those gathered at the course, located on the southwest side of the city along Ind. 26, that although he has taken ownership some work must be completed before things are fully operational.
Players must walk the course for now because work must be done on power carts before they can be used.
“It will be better,” Richards said to members of the club and a homeowner’s association. “I want to work together with everyone in the best interest of the golf course and homeowners.”
Job fair planned
Tomasco, a major supplier to Honda plans in North America, will conduct a job fair today from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Winchester Motor Speedway, 2656 W. Ind. 32, Winchester.
Screenings will be conducted for hourly and salaried positions, including electrical engineer, process/industrial engineer, stamping manager, stamping/die maintenance engineer, and various management positions.
Hourly positions include general production and equipment control.
Those attending the fair should bring an updated resume.
Joining
The Voss Center for Women, Muncie, is joining forces with Indiana University Health Ball Memorial. The new name of the obstetrics/gynecological practice will be the IU Health Ball Memorial Voss Center for Women.
Founded by Dr. Gert Voss in 1959, the Voss Center is the oldest OB/GYN practice in Muncie. Four physicians and four nurse practitioners are part of the business, located at 210 N. Tillotson Ave.
Creating jobs
Exel Inc., Westerville, Ohio, is planning to hire up to 60 employees in warehousing operations in connection with a new General Mills distribution center in Fort Wayne.
Exel is requesting a tax abatement on $1.7 million in equipment it plans for the operation at 12747 Bluffton Road.
Colon health
Two physicians from Bluffton Regional Medical Center will present a program on colon health and colon cancer screenings Monday in the fourth floor conference rooms of the hospital. Dr. George Babcock and Dr. Kevin Schrieber will present the free program at 7 p.m.
For more information, contact Tamra Boucher at (260) 919-3146.[[In-content Ad]]
1 Shot Sports, owned and operated by Dustin and Lori Bantz, will open Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 201 E. Main St., Portland.
The shop will feature a variety of guns and muzzleloaders, along with ammunition, hunting accessories and firearms cleaning supplies.
The store will be open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursdays.
The store’s phone number is (260) 766-1426.
BGC sold
Stan Richards, the owner of Albany Golf Club, has added another course to his portfolio.
At a meeting earlier this week, Richards was introduced as the new owner of Blackford Gold Club.
The future of the club, which has a long history in Hartford City, had been in doubt.
Richards told those gathered at the course, located on the southwest side of the city along Ind. 26, that although he has taken ownership some work must be completed before things are fully operational.
Players must walk the course for now because work must be done on power carts before they can be used.
“It will be better,” Richards said to members of the club and a homeowner’s association. “I want to work together with everyone in the best interest of the golf course and homeowners.”
Job fair planned
Tomasco, a major supplier to Honda plans in North America, will conduct a job fair today from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Winchester Motor Speedway, 2656 W. Ind. 32, Winchester.
Screenings will be conducted for hourly and salaried positions, including electrical engineer, process/industrial engineer, stamping manager, stamping/die maintenance engineer, and various management positions.
Hourly positions include general production and equipment control.
Those attending the fair should bring an updated resume.
Joining
The Voss Center for Women, Muncie, is joining forces with Indiana University Health Ball Memorial. The new name of the obstetrics/gynecological practice will be the IU Health Ball Memorial Voss Center for Women.
Founded by Dr. Gert Voss in 1959, the Voss Center is the oldest OB/GYN practice in Muncie. Four physicians and four nurse practitioners are part of the business, located at 210 N. Tillotson Ave.
Creating jobs
Exel Inc., Westerville, Ohio, is planning to hire up to 60 employees in warehousing operations in connection with a new General Mills distribution center in Fort Wayne.
Exel is requesting a tax abatement on $1.7 million in equipment it plans for the operation at 12747 Bluffton Road.
Colon health
Two physicians from Bluffton Regional Medical Center will present a program on colon health and colon cancer screenings Monday in the fourth floor conference rooms of the hospital. Dr. George Babcock and Dr. Kevin Schrieber will present the free program at 7 p.m.
For more information, contact Tamra Boucher at (260) 919-3146.[[In-content Ad]]
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