BUSINESS
Business anything but usual
Many local businesses were forced to close because of the 14 inches of snow that blanketed the county Sunday.
OnlyInternet prevails with FCC
Bluffton-based OnlyInternet Broadband and Wireless recently showed evidence of its service to the Federal Communications Commission. The move denied Frontier Communications federal funding to move into OnlyInternet’s service area.
Attorney honored by Berne
Berne Chamber of Commerce recently held its annual membership banquet, when a couple, a business and state representative were recognized.
POET weighs in on proposal
POET filed its comments this week on the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed changes in the 2014 volume obligations under the Renewable Fuel Standard.
Shop Jay County event next week
In an effort to teach Jay County residents about the benefits of shopping for goods and services at home, the local radio station and chamber of commerce are hosting the 5th annual Shop Jay County 1st radio broadcast.
Industries weather winter
Despite a harsh winter that’s left Jay County buried under what seems like mountains of snow and brought days of sub-zero temperatures, area factories haven’t been affected too badly.
Years of service recognized
The Jay County Chamber of Commerce honored a number of local businesses and institutions for their longevity Saturday at its annual meeting.
24 building permits issued this winter
Jay/Portland Building and Planning issued 24 building permits in November and December for $1,085,800 in construction costs.
Albany shop features local crafts
A newly opened gift and consignment shop may have come from a serendipitous situation, but its mission to highlight local artisans and increase community involvement is something its owner Janet Amundson has always valued.
Chamber expo set for April
The Jay County Chamber of Commerce will host the Business Expo & Home Show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Jay Community Center, 115 E. Water St., Portland, on Saturday, April 12.
Wal-Mart hurt by slow economy
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. reported this week that fourth-quarter net income fell 21 percent to $4.43 billion or $1.36 per share.
Expansion hits road block
Bell Aquaculture, which has a processing facility in Redkey, is planning a $30 million expansion at its Albany site.
El Matador to open in late March
A new Mexican restaurant plans to open in Portland by the end of the month.
CAFOs top construction on horizon
Permits for more than $1.6 million in new construction were issued in January and February by the Jay/Portland Building and Planning office.
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