The RoomPlace liquidation sale begins
The RoomPlace Furniture and Mattress Indianapolis is going out of business and will permanently close six stores in Indianapolis as part of a reorganization process.
The chain’s final liquidation sale began Thursday with “once-in-a-lifetime” furniture sale prices, the company said in a news release. The going-out-of-business sale will take place at the locations in Plainfield, Carmel and Indianapolis — including one on the southside at 7609 Shelby St., Indianapolis.
The RoomPlace representatives say the permanent closure of these stores is leading to “remarkably deep discounts” across showrooms for a complete sell-off of merchandise and inventory. Mattresses and furniture are available for purchase, including sectionals, recliners, dining sets, outdoor furniture, home accessories and more, according to the news release.
More information: www.indyroomplace.com.
Indiana American Water names manager
Indiana American Water announced that it has named Joel Reuter as state manager of external affairs.
He replaces Joe Loughmiller who is retiring after serving Indiana American Water for over 21 years.
Reuter’s duties will include media, public and community relations, including corporate social responsibility, supporting government relations activities, and providing information to our customers.
Reuter has a bachelor’s degree in communications from Winona State University. He returns to Indiana where he held similar roles supporting companies and served on numerous nonprofit committees and boards.
