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- High Inflation Causing Virginia Businesses to Struggle
- ASA Announces New Regional Executive Director for Southeast Region
- Joe Hudson’s Collision Centers Announces CEO Transition
- Southeast Collision Associations Team Up for Inaugural Southeast Collision Conference
- NABC Recycled Rides and Partners Present Refurbished Courtesy Vehicle to Ronald McDonald House Charities–Memphis
Southeastern News
Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and West Virginia
High Inflation Causing Virginia Businesses to Struggle
Written by Tyler Arnold, The Center Square
After facing economic hardships from pandemic-era restrictions and struggling to find workers because of the subsequent labor shortage, Virginia businesses are now facing another problem---inflation.
ASA Announces New Regional Executive Director for Southeast Region
The Automotive Service Association has named Mary Steele, AMAM, executive director of ASA Florida, as the new regional executive director of the Southeast region of ASA.
Joe Hudson’s Collision Centers Announces CEO Transition
Joe Hudson’s Collision Centers, a leading platform in the collision repair industry, on Nov. 22 announced President and CEO Traweek Dickson is retiring after more than three decades with the company, and will take on the role of executive chairman.
Southeast Collision Associations Team Up for Inaugural Southeast Collision Conference
The Carolinas Collision Association, in partnership with the Tennessee and Gulf States collision associations, are holding the first Southeast Collision Conference in Richburg, SC, at the Gateway Conference Center.
NABC Recycled Rides and Partners Present Refurbished Courtesy Vehicle to Ronald McDonald House Charities–Memphis
On Nov. 18, three Tennessee-based companies, along with Allstate and the National Auto Body Council (NABC) Recycled Rides® program, teamed up to make life easier for families staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Memphis.
Maaco Fort Myers Raises $2,500 for Pace Center for Girls
Maaco Fort Myers in Florida proudly donated $2,500 to the Pace Center for Girls, thanks to overwhelming community support.
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Wilson, NC, Veteran Receives Refurbished SUV from NABC Recycled Rides, GEICO, CARSTAR
On Nov. 3, a deserving Wilson, NC veteran was presented with a vehicle to help provide him independence and the ability to work and take care of his family thanks to the National Auto Body Council (NABC) Recycled Rides® program, car donor GEICO® and CARSTAR Don’s Auto Body of Rocky Mount, located outside of Raleigh, NC.
Axalta and Partners Donate Crayons to Hospitalized Children in NC
Axalta, a leading global supplier of liquid and powder coatings, and LP Building Solutions, a leader in high-performance building solutions, recently partnered with The Crayon Initiative and the Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation to donate crayons to children hospitalized at Atrium Health Cabarrus.
Myrtle Beach, SC, Car Dealership About to Build a Nearly $20M New Location
Written by Alan Blondin, The Sun News
The Myrtle Beach Hyundai dealership has outgrown its U.S. 501 location, and franchise owner Freddie Hyatt is about to begin construction on a new location he said will cost nearly $20 million.
The Boring Company Fort Lauderdale Loop Will Cost as Much as a ‘Cup of Coffee’
Written by Maria Merano, Teslarati
The Boring Company (TBC) and Fort Lauderdale continue to negotiate the terms for the Las Olas Loop project, expected to help the city with congestion.