Dahl & Groezinger is a 5th generation scrap iron & metal recycling business that purchases steel, aluminum, copper, brass, and more from both individuals and businesses. They supply buyers across the nation and ship internationally to buyers throughout the world.Founded in 1885, Dahl and Groezinger has the distinction of being Kentucky’s oldest family-owned scrap iron and metal processor. The family takes personal pride in maintaining a quality facility and providing…
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Green River Distilling Company to Take Advantage of Alcohol Shipping Law
A state law that took effect last year could begin benefiting local distilleries and breweries, as the legislation allows alcohol producers to ship their products directly to consumers. Officials with Green River Distilling Company have already said they plan to take advantage of the new law in order to increase their sales.Jacob Call, master distiller at Green River, said the distillery has already received its permit to ship alcohol and…
Owensboro’s Canteen Service Company Part of Major Acquisition
The Canteen Service Company of Owensboro has been acquired by Five Star Food Service.The highly regarded Owensboro-based franchise group comprises four companies — Canteen Service Company of Owensboro, Canteen Service Company of Kentuckiana, Derringer Food Group, and John Conti Coffee Company — operating collectively as Canteen’s third largest franchise.The Canteen/Derringer/John Conti sale comes nearly five months after the passing of former owner and senior partner Jack Wells, under whose leadership…
GOEDC President/CEO Elected to KAED Board of Directors
The Kentucky Association for Economic Development (KAED) is an organization of stakeholders dedicated to strengthening prosperity in the Commonwealth. The Association’s membership is comprised of over 700 members consisting of economic development organizations, Chambers of Commerce, state Cabinets and Agencies, local governments, utilities, universities, quasi-governmental organizations, and professional service firms. With a mission to enhance professional capacity to accelerate economic development, the KAED service portfolio includes education, advocacy, domestic and international business…
Big Rivers Electric Corporation to Relocate Headquarters to Owensboro, Kentucky
Today, the City of Owensboro, Daviess County Fiscal Court and Greater Owensboro Economic Development Corporation, announced, Big Rivers Electric Corporation is relocating their headquarters to Owensboro, KY. Big Rivers headquarters operation employs 120 employees with an annual payroll of $14 Million.“We are very excited about the opportunities ahead for Big Rivers in the Owensboro community,” said Bob Berry, President and CEO of Big Rivers Electric. The Big Rivers headquarters will…
Shop Local: Holiday Edition
The holiday season is in full swing which means shopping – lots and lots of shopping. While online shopping can be convenient, especially during these challenging times, we must remember the benefits of shopping local and contributing to our community is much more rewarding. Here are a few reasons why.Shopping local helps grow the community’s economy. Instead of taking your money to a chain store, think about how beneficial it…
GOEDC Participates in KAED Fall Forum
Last week, GOEDC team members Sidney Riney and Elizabeth Griffith had the pleasure of attending the Annual Kentucky Association for Economic Development (KAED) fall forum in Ashland, Kentucky. As the world mitigates a global pandemic, Kentucky economic developers have had to reach deep within our collective resolve to emerge with strategies to address COVID-19 and to protect our existing industries. We have also been forced to innovate to assure that…
Owensboro Ranks Third in Economic Growth
The Owensboro metropolitan area, which includes Hancock and McLean counties, has ranked third for the Ohio River Corridor Ranking of 2020 in the Site Selection magazine. The rankings for this international business publication are based on per-capita corporate investment and the most projects in the metro area.The Greater Owensboro Economic Development Corporation reported seven projects in Owensboro this year, creating 238 jobs and an investment of $154 million. The list…
Eligible Small Businesses Should Apply for Tax Credits Worth up to $25,000
Kentucky Small Businesses have the opportunity to claim a tax credit of up to $25,000, but time is running out to include the credit on 2020 tax returns.Through the Kentucky Small Business Tax Credit (KSBTC) program, small businesses need to apply in early November to secure their best chance of approval in time for this year’s tax filings. Tax credits are available to most companies that added at least one…
Ethnic Success in Owensboro
Hser Wah, a young chef and a member of the Karen (pronounce KAH-ren) ethnic group of Myanmar has recently opened a new restaurant in Owensboro, Kentucky with the help of her family.Hser Wah and her older sister Tee Moo, the spokesperson for the restaurant, moved with their family to a refugee camp just over the Thailand border in 2000. As young girls, they remained at the camp for 10 years…
