Folgate’s Allstate receives award
ANDERSON — Allstate Insurance Company has recognized Allstate exclusive agency owner Steve Folgate with the Regional Champions award for high standards in customer satisfaction, customer retention and profitable business growth.
Anderson’s Steven T. Folgate Agency is now one of the top Allstate agencies in the nation in auto, property, commercial and power sports insurance and financial service sales. The agency is at 1232 Broadway, Suite 600 and can be reached at 642-2076.
Shoe Carnival offers deals
ANDERSON — Shoe Carnival customers will receive a “BOGO When You Want 2” card when they shop the Anderson store this Wednesday through Saturday. The card, billed as a way to help customers through tough economic times, will allow them to buy one pair of shoes and get another at half price anytime through Jan. 19.
The Anderson store is at 4636 S. Scatterfield Road.
New stores open at Castleton Square
INDIANAPOLIS — Simon Property group announced that two new specialty retailers, Vanity and Swarovski, will open at the Castleton Square Mall on East 82nd Street.
Vanity offers women’s fashion and its own denim line for both regular and plus sizes. Swarovski offers cut crystal and genuine and created gemstones.
Low Cost Mobility to move to vacant store
ANDERSON — A vacant former furniture store on Anderson’s southwest side will be the new home of an existing North Anderson business. Low Cost Mobility, which sells vans, scooters, equipment and goods to disabled or mobility-limited individuals, will relocate later in the year to the former McDonald’s Furniture Store.
Low Cost Mobility owner Tim Livesay received Board of Zoning Appeals approval to operate his van dealership from the 20,000-square-foot store.
State contest looks for healthy employers
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Business Journal and Mavum Consulting have teamed up to find the Healthiest Employers of Indiana, an awards program to recognize companies that proactively shape the health of their employees.
For more information, go to healthiestemployers.com.
Northside Business Alliance to meet
ANDERSON — The Northside Business Alliance invites businesses on the city’s north side to attend its monthly meeting 7 p.m. July 21 at Downham Music, 2307 Broadway.
For more information, contact Mesha McCarty at mesha.mccarty.jm5t@statefarm.com or Dawn Cornell at thequiltshop@sbcglobal .net.
Members invited to use advertising tool
ANDERSON — The Anderson/Madison County Chamber of Commerce recently launched its new Web site advertising program. Chamber members are invited to send their name, business name, phone number and e-mail address to Mike Baskerville of WebLink International Inc. at mike.baskerville@weblinkinternational.com to receive access to the program.
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Volunteers needed for Daffodil Days benefit
The American Cancer Society is looking for individuals, businesses and organizations to help with its upcoming Daffodil Days program.
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Susan Miller: Minds made better thanks to lists
Not all lists are created equal. Indeed, there is an art and a science to list crafting.
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Gunman robs Old National Bank
A gunman escaped with money from a southside Anderson bank Tuesday afternoon.
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Emmett Dulaney: The tragedy of the insurance commons
In basic economics, students often hear of the concept of “the tragedy of the commons.” In overly simplistic terms, this is a situation in which many individuals share a limited resource.
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Report: Hoosier Park leaves economic mark on county
Tourism has become big business in Madison County and Hoosier Park Racing & Casino is the star attraction, concludes a recent report from the Anderson/Madison County Visitors & Convention Bureau.
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Call answered decades later
Ron Cross' family and friends thought he was crazy for quitting a well-established career, but Cross thought there was something better out there for him. And he wanted to set a good example for his children — now 17 and 24 — by going to college.
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Gerry Dick Business Briefs: Feb. 5
A compilation of business news items of local and statewide interest, provided by writer Gerry Dick.
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'Big Joe' Clark: Housing market yet to bottom out
As housing prices slow their massive drop from the highs we saw in 2006, economists and market analysts alike want to have their voices heard when they call for a bottom in the housing market. It just isn’t time yet.
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Rivals back home, friends here
Football fans began arriving here for Super Bowl XLVI on Friday, bringing together complete strangers, families and old fraternity buddies.
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Members accuse city union treasurer of stealing
Over $30,000 in dues is missing from a city union, according to two members.
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