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EXPANDING â Bully Tools kicked off Phase 1 of its $6.7 million expansion Thursday with a ceremonial groundbreaking. Among those at the Jefferson County Industrial Park site were, from left, Dawn Baker, a representative of U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Marietta; Glenn Richardson of JobsOhio; Jefferson County Commissioner Tony Morelli; Mark Gracy; Jefferson County Commissioner Dave Maple; and Robert Naylor, executive director of the Jefferson County Port Authority. Contributed
WINTERSVILLE Bully Tools kicked off Phase 1 of its $6.7 million expansion Thursday with a ceremonial groundbreaking at the Jefferson County Industrial Park.
Owner Mark Gracy said the real work will begin this weekend.
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STEUBENVILLE The Jefferson County Port Authority discussed several ongoing projects at its monthly meeting Wednesday, the several of them are making positive progress.
Addressing the board of directors, participating both in person inside the Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission Conference Room and by video conference, Executive Director Robert Naylor detailed the status of the ongoing work with Bully Tools’ expansion and JSW Steel’s bonds among other topics.
According to Naylor, documents for the Bully Tools expansion project are “ready for finalization and execution.”
“That will be accomplished, hopefully, to have the final documents for approval and ratification at the next board meeting,” Naylor said.
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