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A Local Helps Tame Car Fire, Two People Suffer Minor Burns
A car fire inside a Jasper County, MO, auto body shop injuries two people.
Former Repair Shop in Iowa Undergoes $900,000 Remodel, Gets New Tenant
A former auto repair shop along Keosauqua Way in Des Moines, Iowa, will soon be home to Inner Space, a place that helps people optimize their mind, body and energy.
Eustis Body Shop in Nebraska Celebrates 40-Year Anniversary
Forty years ago, Doug Keller stood in front of the white stone building on Main Street in Eustis, NE, and wondered what he had just gotten himself into.
Urbandale, Iowa, Police Still Searching for Car Lot Thieves
A late-night break-in resulted in two cars being stolen from a service bay at a local car dealership.
Wisconsin College Camp Gives Students Crash Course on Cars
Myah Casey will have you know that she did not crash the car—she merely rolled it over.
Tesla to Open Sales, Service Center in IL
The electric automaker Tesla plans to open its first Illinois sales and service location outside the Chicago area in Bloomington, IL.
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NABA Roundtable Helps Shops Understand OEM Procedures
On Thursday, July 11, St. PJ Supply Inc. and the Nebraska Auto Body Association (NABA) hosted an estimating roundtable from 4 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. at the Seward Lied Senior Center in Seward, NE.
St. Louis I-CAR Committee Prepares for Upcoming Job Fair
On July 11, the St. Louis I-CAR Committee gathered to discuss the group’s goals and their upcoming job fair.
UAW, Automakers Prepare for Negotiations: Three Things to Know
United Auto Workers are set to begin negotiations with the big three domestic automakers.
JM&A Group Helps Ranken Prepare Auto Technology Students for Future Careers
Ranken Technical College in St. Louis has dedicated a section of its automotive training facility to JM&A Group and its parent company, South Florida-based JM Family Enterprises, in recognition of the company’s efforts to prepare students for successful careers in automotive technology.