[box type=”shadow” align=”alignleft” class=”” width=”350″] From Primo To The Palms Gus Rojas always greets one with a smile. He has a lot to smile about these days as he and his wife, Maryann, grow The […]
Deedee Daniel, longtime executive director of the Hendricks County Community Foundation, is retiring after 14 years on the job By Mike Beas There once was minor confusion pertaining to the spelling of the first name […]
Community minded Lee Comer has made an impact on Danville and Hendricks County through his good business sense and generosity. By Gus Pearcy As a young boy, Lee Comer sat in the Royal movie theater […]
Stan Bassett’s strategy keeps his HVAC company growing and going strong By Gus Pearcy Business can be compared to many things, such as sports or the rearing of children. Stan Bassett of Bassett Services Inc. […]
Emily Perry fulfills her dream with the creation and sustainability of Susie’s Place. By Gus Pearcy Hendricks County detective Susie Austin specialized in crimes against children. Through programs that provided Teddy Bears to children […]
Sole ownership has Brownsburg’s Teresa Ray of The Payroll Department singing a happy tune. By Mike Beas There are occasions and circumstances within business where less qualifies as more. Fewer employees, less hassle, simplified overhead. […]
CEO and President Kevin Speer leads the charge at Hendricks Regional Health By Gus Pearcy During the snowstorm last month, Hendricks Regional Health CEO and president, Kevin Speer could be found in his four-wheel drive […]
TKO makes moves even a boxer would be proud of By Gus Pearcy TKO Graphix has enjoyed great success over the years, but it suffered a nearly fatal blow when the economy tanked in 2008. […]
Nelson’s Jewelers, a family-operated business with big-city services, celebrates 50 years in Brownsburg By Gus Pearcy Jeff Nelson describes himself as a conservative man in an elaborate business. The owner and operator of Nelson’s Jewelers, […]
Gus Rojas follow his heart and puts his roots in Indiana By Gus Pearcy After 32 years of living in the United States, Gus Rojas, 59, can’t figure out why he still has an accent […]