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County received $1.39 million for R.J. Corman bridge reconstruction
Funding awarded for completion of Phase II reconstruction of the R.J. Corman bridge.
Apple TV revamps ‘hobby’
New TV device works with iTunes, and allows the user to stream music, videos, and photos from any computer on the network, for a greatly-reduced price.
Whirlpool to invest $120m in new manufacturing facility
State-of-the-Art cooking appliance facility to preserve 1,500 jobs, add 130 new job opportunities.
Organic products fill shelves at Noah’s Ark Nutrition
Noah’s Ark Nutrition products meet the needs of many people including those with allergies or diabetes. Her shelves include dozens of gluten free, sugar free and organic items. “Clarksville doesn’t have a whole foods resource.” — Holly Calaway
First rail car specs approved for High-Speed Rail Initiative
“This clears the tracks and provides strong direction so Amtrak and states can move forward with modern bi-level equipment designed with updated passenger comfort, conveniences, and safety features to meet the ever-increasing demand for more rail service.” — Amtrak President and CEO Joseph Boardman.
Automotive supplier announces $26 million investment in Shelbyville
The 131,000 square foot Bedford County Production facility will represent a $26 million capital investment by the company and will create 170 jobs over five years in Bedford County.
APSU launches student-designed iPhone app
Two APSU students and an alumnus created the University’s iPhone app, which went live on August 25.
DICK’S Sporting Goods to open at Governor’s Square Mall
DICK’S Sporting Goods, Inc. is an authentic full-line sporting goods retailer offering a broad assortment of brand name sporting goods equipment, apparel and footwear in a specialty store environment.
Tennessee joins 16 states demanding removal of Craigslist’s adult services
Even following its 2008 public pledge that it would better police its own site, the attorneys general allege that craigslist remains a hot spot for blatant prostitution ads.
Pulaski parking facility implements Solar Array recharging system
The facilities are charging stations for electric vehicles and will generate electricity which will be sold to TVA.
Kentucky’s MED Week celebrates minority business
MED Week of Kentucky celebrates and recognizes the success of minority businesses and those that support minority enterprise development.
Energy Star appliance rebate program to open
Eligible appliances include air source heat pumps, central air conditioners, gas furnaces and room air conditioners with the Energy Star designation. Applications for qualifying purchases will be available online or by calling toll-free.
Gathering focuses on small business
This education/training and tour to Nashville will visit a special maker of chocolates, quilting group, Second Harvest Foods-for lunch and on to Ellington Agriculture Center
Tennessee tops national Business Facilities 2010 list
State among best in nation for economic development, Clarksville also garners kudos. Clarksville takes #4 for Economic Growth Potential, #8 for Low Cost Manufacturing and #10 in Metro Best Cost of Living rankings for cities with less than a 350,000 population.
Volkswagen’s Chattanooga facility grows, attracts suppliers
Plants such as Volkswagen continue to provide a boost to regional economy as the number of suppliers and vendors fueling the plants operation grow.
Project to build Lake Barkley, Kentucky Lake bridges moves into new design phase
Basket handle arch spans will form ‘signature gateway’ to Land Between The Lakes.
Federal hearing slated on growing genetically modified sugarbeets
A court hearing to decide whether, or under what conditions, genetically modified sugarbeets may be grown while the federal government prepares an Environmental Impact Statement concerning their use is scheduled for August 13 at 9 a.m. with Judge Jeffrey White in Federal District Court, 450 Golden Gate Avenue, Washington D.C.. Appearing will be Earthjustice attorney [...]
Prudential agents “break through” at recent seminar
Local agents break real boards to represent goal setting at conference in Nashville
Quad/Graphics to close in November; 700 jobs lost
Clarksville’s former Quebecor plant to close in November as part of Quad/Graphics’ company-wide restructuring.
Governor, EOC applaud A.O. Smith decision to remain in Tennessee
“A.O. Smith has long been an economic engine for the local economy and the company’s impact will continue.” — Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen
Neglect charges filed as mother leaves baby unattended in summer heat
A woman who left her 10-month-old child unattended in a vehicle in a supermarket parking lot during the ongoing heat wave has been arrested and will face Child neglect charges in the Montgomery County court system.
Publix Market groundbreaking launches Hilldale revitalization
Despite early morning heat, groundbreaking ceremonies for a new Publix Food Store at the site of the former Gateway Medical Center drew widespread support across the community. Demolition of the old hospital began immediately after the ceremony.
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