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A modular home company will move at least 275 jobs from Denver to Cherryville as part of a shift in manufacturing operations, company officials announced Wednesday. The company, R-Anell Homes, plans to start the move in December, consolidating all manufacturing in a 237,000-square-foot plant on Anthony Grove Road in Cherryville. The company's 210,000- square-foot plant at 3549 N.C. 16 in Denver would need "serious remodeling" to remain productive, R-Anell President Dennis Jones said in a statement. R-Anell will shift between 275 and 325 jobs from Denver to Cherryville, Jones said. Established in 1972, R-Anell is privately owned and was named Lincoln County's Industry of the Year in 2003. The company bought the Cherryville site in 1996.
Hanging in Derrick Copeland's Technology Drive office is a framed newspaper article about Applied Data Trends. It includes a photo of Copeland sitting at his desk, holding his daughter, Amelia, then 3 months old. Such a scene was common in those days, in 1998, when many of the then-3-year-old firm's 45 staffers worked mostly from computers set up in their homes. Today, ADT fills the third floor of Technology Place near Cummings Research Park. The work force has more than doubled, reaching 100 employees this year. ADT was named Small Business of the Year in the Technology category by the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce last year. In August, Copeland was named Entrepreneur of the Year by the chamber. Copeland now has a corner office, complete with a conference table and projector screen, but the photo and article on the wall remind him of what's most important: enjoying what you do.
A modular home company will move at least 275 jobs from Denver to Cherryville as part of a shift in manufacturing operations, company officials announced Wednesday. The company, R-Anell Homes, plans to start the move in December, consolidating all manufacturing in a 237,000-square-foot plant on Anthony Grove Road in Cherryville. The company's 210,000- square-foot plant at 3549 N.C. 16 in Denver would need "serious remodeling" to remain productive, R-Anell President Dennis Jones said in a statement. R-Anell will shift between 275 and 325 jobs from Denver to Cherryville, Jones said. Established in 1972, R-Anell is privately owned and was named Lincoln County's Industry of the Year in 2003. The company bought the Cherryville site in 1996.
OZARK, Mo., Oct. 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SLS International (Amex: SLS - News), a leading provider of premium-quality sound systems for professional (recording studio, concert, etc.), cinema and home entertainment markets, announced today that students enrolled in University of Massachusetts Lowell Sound Recording Technology Program have the ability to listen to music with greater precision and accuracy as a result of the installation of the Company's state-of-the-art speakers housed at the Department of Music's newly refurbished recording studio. Maximizing its existing 300-square-foot control room, the University rebuilt the facility to convert it into a new and improved multi-track control room that is now outfitted with the superior surround sound of a SLS PS8R-V speaker system. University Sound Recording Technology Program Coordinator William Molyan said the sound quality is a "must have" for critical listening and audio education.
So they've got the fashionable double word thing going (cf. Man Man, Xiu Xiu, Talk Talk, Mr. Mister), but happy-footed New York quartet Gang Gang Dance take it to the next level, annexing a third word onto their rhythmic moniker, a third word that tells you precisely what you should be doing at their shows. What exactly is a Gang Gang Dance? Is it something Sharks and Jets engage in? Or shackled inmates de-littering the highways? Or "pre-adolescent, anthropomorphic animal characters"? Find out as Social Registry ravers Gang Gang Dance invite the arm-crossers of various North American metropolises to ditch those inhibitions for a night and hit the Gang Gang dancefloor on a spate of autumn shows. The shindigs, in support of last year's much-loved sophomore LP God's Money and the forthcoming Retina Riddim DVD, kick off tonight in Baltimore.
Abloy Security, Inc. recently expanded the product offerings of the Shut-Out® Series to complement Abloy® Maximum Security Locking Systems. These two product lines used in tandem provide complete vending security solutions in order to better protect customer assets. Abloy Security, Inc. will be presenting Abloy Maximum Security Locking Solutions along with the Shut-Out® product line developed especially for the vending industry at the National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA) National Expo. The NAMA National Expo is taking place Oct. 25 to 27, 2006 at the Orlando County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. Abloy Security, Inc. is in Booth #559. The Shut-Out® line includes heavy duty vending machine hasps, puck locks, bill stacker boxes, and the unique Shut-Out® Safeguard designed to protect the external face of the bill acceptor.
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