Northside Business Alliance to meet
ANDERSON — The Northside Business Alliance will have a meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Quilt Shoppe, 112 W. Grand Ave. The meeting is part of the city’s neighborhood business initiative.
To find out in which district a business is located, go to the Economic Development Department Web site at cityofanderson.com/ed/ebi_home.aspx.
For more information, contact Karen Pettigrew at kpettigrew@cityofanderson .com or 648-6116.
SBA Indiana rural loans up 210 percent
INDIANAPOLIS — The U.S. Small Business Administration’s loan guaranty program had an increase of 210 percent in total loan dollars received by rural small businesses in Indiana compared to those approved in February 2009. Examples of rural businesses receiving SBA loans include caterers, new car dealers, skiing facilities, machine shops and hotels and motels. Loan size for rural businesses ranged from $7,500 for working capital to $2.71 million for building construction and major equipment.
In February, the SBA Indiana District Office and 54 of its lending partners made guaranty loans in excess of $40 million to Indiana small businesses, an increase of 99 percent compared to February 2009.
Local Realtor earns distressed property designation
ANDERSON — Local Realtor Bill Carter of Re/max Real Estate Groups has earned the Certified Distressed Property Expert designation, having completed training in foreclosure avoidance and short sales.
Short sales allow the cash-strapped seller to repay the mortgage at the price that the home sells for, even though it is lower than what is owed on the property, and more lenders are willing to consider short sells because they are less costly than foreclosures, according to a Re/max press release.
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March 11: Business Briefs
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Making it work
Like every business, T & H Sweeper Company has seen the economy go up and down.
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THB Business Profile: Gojoteki
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Hoosier Park officials discuss racino’s future after bankruptcy
Days after Hoosier Park Racing and Casino emerged from bankruptcy, Herald Bulletin Editor Scott Underwood and reporter Abbey Doyle sat down with Hoosier Park’s Chief Executive Officer Rod Ratcliffe and Chief Operating Officer Jim Brown.
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Muncie police say 95-year-old man killed wife, self
Authorities say a 95-year-old man fatally shot his ailing wife and then killed himself at their Muncie home.
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Anderson native receives lifetime achievement award
The Naperville, Ill., Area Chamber of Commerce presented Anderson native Bev Patterson Frier with the Lifetime Achievement Award at its Small Business of the Year Awards last month.
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Big Joe Clark: Time to buy that retirement home?
Have you always dreamed of retiring to sunny Florida, the desert views of Arizona, the excitement of Vegas or another dream location?
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Business people: Warrum’s serves cleaning needs
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Business Briefs: April 17
A compilation of business news items from the Madison County area:
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Gerry Dick business briefs: April 3
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THB Business Profile
Name of business: FineLines Fitness
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