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Updated on 8/1/2026
Family-owned retail chain offering rural goods
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Mt Vernon, OH, USA
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$40 million secured for new Virginia Rural King regional distribution center. July 15, 2026 Rural King worked with Three Roots Capital, Regions Bank, and Hampton Roads Ventures to finance the $42M operational expansion. Martinsville, Va. (July 15, 2026) - Three Roots Capital is proud to be part of Rural King's operational expansion in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast United States by providing capital for the company's acquisition of property and construction of a new 500,000 square foot regional distribution facility in Henry County, Virginia. Rural King, a national retail brand specializing in farm equipment, home goods, and outdoor needs, will invest $42 million to establish a new distribution facility projected to create 150 new jobs. Three Roots Capital, Hampton Roads Ventures, and Regions Bank worked together to provide $40 million of New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) financing. The Commonwealth of Virginia provided a $750,000 grant from the Commonwealth's Opportunity Fund. "Three Roots Capital is proud to participate in this $42M effort working with Rural King, Regions Bank, Hampton Roads Ventures, and the Commonwealth to provide funding for essential job creation and economic impact in Southwest Virginia. A project of this magnitude can be transformative for a rural community," said Grady Vanderhoofven, President and CEO, Three Roots Capital. "This project exemplifies how the NMTC Program helps attract private investment to economically distressed communities to create quality jobs and further economic growth," said Jennifer Donohue, CEO, Hampton Roads Ventures. "Workforce development and business growth are the economic engines that drive our communities," said Jimmy Abbott, commercial banking relationship manager with Regions Bank. "This project advances both by creating quality jobs and supporting local growth. Through Regions' New Markets Tax Credit program, we're proud to invest in Henry County and the people behind its success." Three Roots Capital's NMTC investment strategy prioritizes job-creating manufacturing projects in underserved areas of the Appalachia and Delta regions. Rural King's project in Martinsville aligned with these priorities and more, creating quality jobs and providing essential commercial goods in a rural area. "We're excited to expand our distribution network with this new facility in Henry County and deepen our commitment to serving customers across the region," said Rural King Vice President of Human Resources Amy Shafer. "This investment reflects Rural King's continued growth and our dedication to creating meaningful career opportunities in the communities we serve. Henry County offers a strong workforce and welcoming business environment, making it an ideal partner for this next phase of our expansion. We look forward to increasing our engagement in the community."
June 11 recap: mattoon, Charleston & coles county news you may have missed today. * 3 hrs ago Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work. (3) updates to this series since 3 hrs ago Rural King is building a new flagship store, corporate office and event center along a planned north extension of Swords Drive near I-57. Company President Alex Melvin said the campus will be located north of Illinois 16 and west of Interstate 57 in the area of the interchange. It will include the company's headquarters, a flagship store and a separate events center that will seat up to 1,500. The tenth annual Tour de Charleston is set to offer bicycle races for all ages and other festivities on Saturday, June 13.
Rural King building new headquarters in Mattoon. Vandalia, IL, USA / Vandalia Radio Jun 12, 2026 | 4:20 AM (Mattoon, IL) - Rural King is building a new headquarters in Coles County. Governor Pritzker announced that the farm equipment supplier will invest 75-million-dollars to construct a new Store Support Center Campus in Mattoon. The new location will hold the company's leadership and support departments. The project will create 100 new full-time jobs and retain 719 existing full-time jobs in Coles County.
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Rural King breaks ground on $75 million community development project in Mattoon. * Rob Stroud * Jun 11, 2026 Updated 10 mins ago * 0 MATTOON - Rural King celebrated the start of construction Thursday on a new $75 million store support campus in Mattoon that is expected to create some 100 jobs. People are also reading... Related to this story. This Joseph Ressler photo gallery features area athletes, including Charleston's Treylin Couch (pictured), in Saturday's IHSA boys track and f...