GRADD opens small business loan application process
11 Sep 2020
The Green River Area Development District is calling on minority owned businesses in the GRADD region to apply for CARES Act business loans.
The guidelines and application for the $3.6 million in revolving loan funds went live Thursday on the GRADD website.
Currently, GRADD is reaching out to the various governmental agencies and business leaders in its seven county region of Daviess, Hancock, Henderson, McLean, Ohio, Union and Webster counties, said Joanna Shake, GRADD’s executive director.
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