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Meijer gets on board with Nickel Plate Express support.

What happened

Meijer partnered with Nickel Plate Express on Jun 18th '26.

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Meijer gets on board with Nickel Plate Express support. June 22, 2026 (From left) Christine DeJoy, Brandon Davis, Samantha Shoemaker, Emily Reynolds, Chad Clark, with Camden Oslund at top, celebrate the $5,000 partnership and the naming of the Meijer Dining Car. (Reporter photo by Aida Karim) Supporting local business comes with its endless benefits. Meijer officially handed over a check, solidifying their partnership with the Nickel Plate Express (NPX) last Thursday, June 18, at Hobbs Station, 825 Forest Park Drive, Noblesville. The sponsorship money will go directly toward preserving the historic railway over the course of this year. The Reporter spoke with NPX Executive Director Emily Reynolds, NPX Board President Christine DeJoy, and Mejier Store Directors Brandon Davis and Chad Clarke. Reynolds told The Reporter the NPX operates as a non-profit, with the premiere goal of the organization being to protect and preserve the oldest surviving railroad in Indiana. NPX strives to provide cost-friendly educational experiences to children, showing the community the living history of such a significant landmark. Meaningful sponsorships like the Meijer partnership help keep ticket prices down for the community. "The money goes right back into that car and keeps it running for the year, whether that's new seating, and whether that's flooring upgrades, lighting upgrades,"...

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Event
Partnership

What this signalsA new partnership often opens integration and co-selling work.

Takes effect
Jun 18, 2026
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States

Companies

  • Nickel Plate ExpressPartnernickelplateexpress.com

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87%
Detected
Jun 22, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
partners_with

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    "excerpt": "Meijer gets on board with Nickel Plate Express support.\n\nJune 22, 2026\n\n(From left) Christine DeJoy, Brandon Davis, Samantha Shoemaker, Emily Reynolds, Chad Clark, with Camden Oslund at top, celebrate the $5,000 partnership and the naming of the Meijer Dining Car. (Reporter photo by Aida Karim)\n\nSupporting local business comes with its endless benefits.\n\nMeijer officially handed over a check, solidifying their partnership with the Nickel Plate Express (NPX) last Thursday, June 18, at Hobbs Station, 825 Forest Park Drive, Noblesville. The sponsorship money will go directly toward preserving the historic railway over the course of this year.\n\nThe Reporter spoke with NPX Executive Director Emily Reynolds, NPX Board President Christine DeJoy, and Mejier Store Directors Brandon Davis and Chad Clarke.\n\nReynolds told The Reporter the NPX operates as a non-profit, with the premiere goal of the organization being to protect and preserve the oldest surviving railroad in Indiana.\n\nNPX strives to provide cost-friendly educational experiences to children, showing the community the living history of such a significant landmark. Meaningful sponsorships like the Meijer partnership help keep ticket prices down for the community.\n\n\"The money goes right back into that car and keeps it running for the year, whether that's new seating, and whether that's flooring upgrades, lighting upgrades,\"...",
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