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SBA disaster loan process starts today for flood victims
The U.S. Small Business Administration opened disaster loan centers in Clark and Floyd counties today.
Body in river identified as Louisville man
The body found in the Ohio River on Tuesday has been identified as 36-year-old Eric Harmon of Louisville, Floyd County Coroner Leslie Knable said.
JOB WELL DONE: Bank Street Brewhouse, Develop New Albany member awarded state honors
A New Albany restaurant has bested statewide competition to be distinguished as Indiana Main Street’s Business of the Year.
Kemper to bring 350 jobs to New Albany by 2012
Kemper Foods International, LLC will add more than 350 jobs by 2012 through an expansion of its New Albany plant, company officials announced Tuesday.
Fresh water, fresh costs for Clark County
A public-comment period has opened up for a State Revolving Loan project to build new infrastructure for drinking-water improvements at the former Indiana Army Ammunition Plant.
Nearly $6.4 million out of the State Revolving Fund is being sought by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to build and make several improvements to drinking water through the construction of new wells, a treatment facility and the extension of water lines.
The money from the revolving fund is in the form of a 20-year loan, and some of the costs eventually could be added to monthly user rates.
Baird Ice Cream Co. closes in Clarksville
Baird Ice Cream Co., maker of ice cream and soft serve mixes, closed earlier this month.
The family-owned-and-operated business has been in Clarksville since 1903. Owner Randall Baird said that the business went through four generations of his family, all in the same location, in a small building along North Randolph Avenue.
Two non-profits, New Albany business honored by BBB
In an era when shady business practices seem to take precedent over those who follow the rules and put customers first, Charles Conner said being honest and doing the right thing should always be the first rule of a successful business.
Time to eat the doughnuts
“When everybody walks in, I want you to say good morning Clarksville, we’re happy to be here.”
Deejay, event service opening in Jeffersonville
A New Albany-based deejay and event service company, Sounds Unlimited Productions Llc, will construct and open a new warehouse in Jeffersonville.

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