Wagner family adds Hot Tees Cool Vinyl to ventures
Mount Carmel based The Grind owners Travis and Nathaniel Wagner acquire Hot Tees Cool Vinyl from Josh and Erin Peach. Nathaniel will run day to day operations as the family expands, aiming to bring Nike and Adidas products to the shops while keeping local focus and customer service.
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MotoRad leads with FAIL-SAFE thermostat and housing designs
MotoRad launched the FAIL-SAFE branded thermostat in 1995 as a breakthrough to protect engines during overheating. The company also pioneered integrated housing thermostats with about 120 SKUs, delivering 91 percent application coverage. They emphasize rapid market entry and robust service under the motto Leading the Way in Coverage & Service. MotoRad started in 1994, then built a facility at 916 Empire St in 2002, shipping over 30 000 caps and 27 000 thermostats daily. Brandon Kight directs marketing and can be reached at (618) 262-4153 x250 or brandon.kight motoradusa.com.
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First National Bank taps Coleman successor in leadership transition
ENB reports Rob Coleman to step down from day to day management after July 1, ending a 30 year tenure as president and CEO. Coleman will serve as outside director and board chair while Phil Hipsher remains as chairman of the executive committee and director. The bank, chartered in 1905 with offices in Allendale Mount Carmel and West Salem, notes total assets but provides no figure in the fragment.
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Illinois VW settlement totals near twenty nine million
Illinois will receive about 29 million from a multistate VW emissions cheating settlement. An additional consumer lawsuit settlement could deliver at least 150 million to tens of thousands of Illinois VW buyers, with potential access to 97 million from federal environmental settlements. Nationwide, VW faces up to 15.3 billion in payouts over 2 liter diesels.
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