The Ray Williams, Ashely Hurst, Mike Noel, and Logan Cooper Memorial Scholarship was established in remembrance of employees who passed away during their employment at STOBER. The scholarship program has awarded multiple $500 scholarships each year since 2016 to help students pursue their plans to attend college or trade school.
The Burke antimicrobial clear top coat featured on STOBER’s food-duty packaged products is proven to eliminate the spread of dangerous pathogens and infectious bacterial growth against more than 600 bacteria including legionella, salmonella, e-coli, staph, and more.
Floyd County, Kentucky, was severely impacted by a historic flood in February when the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River crested at 43.35 feet. The flooding, caused by excessive rainfall, prompted officials to declare a state of emergency as residents were trapped in vehicles and homes and more than 300 flood-related calls came into the county’s 911 center.
Several STOBER Serves volunteers recently gathered at the Buffalo Trace Emergency Shelters to help remove debris and clean & paint the interior of the shelters.
We hope our blog has been informative, useful, and inspiring this year. As a review of 2024, we look back at some of the year’s top blog posts and recap them here. Feel free to browse them again, or check them out if you missed them!
Through the STOBER Serves volunteer program, STOBER employees have recently contributed 100 hours to beautifying Cummins Nature Preserve. The company is seeking additional volunteer opportunities for its employees.
We hope our blog has been informative, useful, and inspiring this year. As a review of 2023, we look back at some of the year’s top blog posts and recap them here. Feel free to browse them again, or check them out if you missed them!
STOBER sales team recently volunteered to help sort donations, hang clothing, and serve lunch to shoppers who visited Maysville Hands of Hope.
