Sunday’s business article, “Judy expanding GoodLife,” incorrectly described the business arrangement regarding the building at 327 E. Market St. Judy Masters is leasing the space for her new store from Tom and Teri Partridge of the Pear Tree Gallery.
We regret the error.
Business
Correction, Jan. 18
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Medical supply company adds comfort
Hoping to offer female customers more privacy and a relaxed atmosphere, Kesling Home Heath Care is in the midst of the finishing touches on a new private mastectomy supply and fitting room.
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Pulaski business harnesses the sun
After installing a wind turbine on his farm last year, Solar Enterprises owner Glen White decided to expand his renewable energy resources and add a solar array panel.
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Body builder
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Stylish fashions
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Reviving downtown
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For the love of wine
After a November fire at a Carmel winery destroyed all of their
inventory, Stacie and Brad Angle knew they still wanted to turn their
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Nason buys-in to Packard & Associates
Ed Nason has purchased the property and casualty insurance portions of Packard & Associates, which includes automotive, home and business insurance.
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Increased fuel prices don’t pose much concern
Higher costs not expected to largely impact farmers.
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Positive outlook
Forecast predict profitable season for farmers.
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Dealing with diesel
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