Mead Indy

12/27/2023

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas 🎄🎁

12/25/2023

12/17/2023

Moving the rock

09/09/2023

🍕🌭 Long Beach's finest eateries are coming together for one unforgettable event: the Taste of Long Beach on September 28, 2023, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Get your tickets and prepare to delight your taste buds! 🍣🍰

Make sure you get your tickets today!
https://mscoastchamber.com/events/details/long-beach-chamber-s-14th-annual-taste-of-long-beach-31097?calendarMonth=2023-09-01

Bankhouse Coffee Bradley's Cajun Quick Stop & Deli llc Chandeleur Island Brewing Company Cathead Vodka Underhill's Circle Hook Distilling MS Gulf Coast Coca-Cola Smirnoff F.E.B. Distributing Co., Inc. Harbor View Cafe Trax Bar and Grill The Rusty Pelican The Juicy Caboosy Juan Tequila’s - Mexican Bar & Grill Long Beach Nutrition Mitchell Distributing Serendipity Creamery Quality Bakery Panini Express Los Sarapes - Tacos & Más Lil' Ray's Restaurant

12/10/2022

Brad Langdon

06/11/2022

Visitation only for Patricia Sweatt Saturday, June 18, 2022- 12-4PM. BROWN FUNERAL HOME
2361 Broad Ripple Ave. �Indianapolis, Indiana 46220

06/10/2022

I’m so sad to say we lost another member of our Mead Indy family Patrica Sweat RIP

02/11/2022

A workplace becomes fun not because of the job, but because of the people you work with.

12/13/2021

Mead To Close Coating Facility In Indianapolis


Tuesday, January 16, 2001
Press release from the issuing company

DAYTON, OH. January 16, 2001 -- The Mead Corporation (NYSE:MEA) today announced plans to close the Mead Paper carbonless coating facility located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Mead expects to transfer production from this site by the end of May 2001 to Mead’s recently acquired carbonless coating facility in Fremont, Ohio. “By consolidating these facilities, we will improve the productivity of our carbonless coating operations while maintaining our ability to meet customers’ needs,” said Ian W. Millar, president of the Mead Paper division. “The similar operations of these facilities allows us to consolidate them.” Closing the Indianapolis facility will affect 40 employees, who will receive severance assistance if they are eligible. As a result of the shutdown, Mead will incur pretax charges, primarily in the first and second quarters of 2001, expected to total approximately $4 million to $5 million. The charges are for severance, equipment redeployment and incremental depreciation costs, and other shutdown related expenses. Mead expects the closing to have a positive effect on earnings in 2002. Following the closure, Mead Paper’s facilities in Fremont and Chillicothe, Ohio, will have the capacity to produce approximately 290,000 tons of carbonless copy paper each year. This paper is used when multiple copies are required, such as receipts and order forms.