Eureka faces sharp decline in business
Eureka Tent of Conklin, which sliced 8 percent of its staff late last year because of declining military tent orders, reports that much of the existing military tent backlog will be exhausted by April and no ...
Binghamton Press & Sun | Wednesday
Johnson Outdoors Inc. Announces First Quarter 2005 Results
JOHNSON OUTDOORS INC. today announced declines in operating profit and earnings on increased net sales for the fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2004 compared with the prior year period.
WNEM Saginaw | Tuesday Feb 8
Mayor is optimistic about city
Mayor Jay Jaxon is upbeat about Eufaula's future as he views the year ahead, saying, "I believe Eufaula's best days are ahead." Although the city faces challenges with luring industries to bring more jobs to ...
Eufaula Tribune | Jan 7, 2005
All this and a visit from the president, too -- 2004 in review
Reflecting back on 2004, The Journal Times found eight words that captured key moments of the passing year.
The Journal Times | Dec 31, 2004
Beach woman on the list of richest in U.S.
Hampton Roads residents claimed two spots on the latest Forbes 400 list of richest Americans.
The Virginian-Pilot | Dec 21, 2004
Canadian tariffs could sink boat exports there
UNDATED Canada is threatening to impose 100 percent tariffs on American boats. And, that could sink exporting opportunities for Wisconsin boat builders.
WKBT | Nov 30, 2004
Johnson Outdoors and Thule Join Forces to Grow the Watersports Marketplace
Johnson Outdoors Inc. and Thule, Inc. today announced a new strategic alliance aimed at growing excitement and participation among watersports' consumers, and driving more sales for outdoor products retailers.
WNEM Saginaw | Aug 13, 2004
The Journal Times Online
A Downtown dining institution, Helen & Craig's Bistro, will close to make way for the offspring of another area culinary hot spot.
The Journal Times Online | Jul 31, 2004
Johnson Outdoors awarded military contract
The contract, with annual orders expected to range from $300,000 to $2 million, is worth between $1.5 million and $10 million.
Milwaukee Business Journal | Jan 12, 2004
