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This past Friday, the Keymark team joined over 300 business and community leaders at the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce’s City Update to hear Mayor Brandon Sakbun's vision for the city’s future. The momentum in Terre Haute is strong, and we are proud to be part of a community that’s growing and investing in transformative projects. A big thank you to the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce for hosting this incredible event! #KeymarkConstruction #TerreHaute #CityUpdate #BuildingOurCommunity

Safety is always a top priority at Keymark! Today, we launched our 2025 safety campaign, "Start Safe, Stay Safe." With an already strong safety record, our team is committed to raising the bar even higher this year. Because, at Keymark, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s our way of working.

Today, our team received expert training from Sherwin-Williams on mastering the perfect epoxy floor! Afterward, we enjoyed a team lunch at the newly-opened 12 Points Public Market — a space we're proud to have remodeled. What a pleasure to partner with the Goodwins to bring their vision to life, helping turn this spot into a fantastic new local favorite!

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Cloudy skies didn’t stop the joy surrounding today’s groundbreaking on the new multi-family recovery housing project for Terre Haute. Individuals from across the community joined together in celebrating the start of a project that will make a significant impact on our community. This vital project, commissioned by the Next Step Foundation, Inc., will provide nine housing units designed to support pregnant and parenting women. The development includes three handicapped-accessible units, two community multi-purpose rooms, a shared kitchen, laundry facilities, and an outdoor courtyard. This transformative endeavor is funded by a generous grant from the Indiana Division of Mental Health & Addictions, with additional support from the City of Terre Haute, Indiana United Ways, United Way of the Wabash Valley, and Thompson Thrift. At Keymark, we are honored to be part of this project and thankful for the opportunity to build structures that serve and uplift communities. Stay tuned for updates as we work towards completing this crucial development.