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Louisville businesses brace for two-month I-65 closure starting June 1
Businesses expect disruption. Mister “P” Express shares how it’s been planning for months to keep freight moving during the shutdown.
Rebecca Collier Estes receives 2026 Family Business Award
Rebecca Collier Estes of Mister “P” Express is one of LBF’s Family Business Awards Rising Star/Next Gen honorees. This award recognizes emerging leaders/next generation leaders who are making an impact
Allan Parnell named 2026 Laureate for Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame
Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame Laureates honors esteemed business leaders for their economic impact and community mentorship
Allan Parnell of Mister “P” inducted into Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame
Allan Parnell, founder of Mr. “P” Express trucking company is inducted into the Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame through Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana
Cynthia Collier receives Enterprising Women Award
Cindy is one of 25 women honored in 2025 for making a difference in business and in the community. This award looked for candidates who embody leadership, community and civic
Louisville Business First Partners in Philanthropy: Mister “P” Express named most generous medium-sized company 2025
Louisville Business First recognizes 30 local companies each year for their cash contributions to nonprofits, with Mister “P” Express recognized as the most generous in the medium-sized company category.
Mister “P” Express opens $3M collision center offering repair and services
The Parnell Collision Center repairs and paints vehicles, specializing in heavy duty trucks and fleets.
New Parnell Collision Center includes state-of-the-art Blowtherm Paint Booth
The Parnell Collision Center is the latest addition to the Mister “P” Express campus, which is comprised of its truckline, maintenance facility, office building, CDL School, and fuel island.
Mister “P” Express founder bounces back from health scare at age 90
Allan Parnell shares his story of meager means, having faith, and his near-death experience that forged him to press on to his 90th birthday.
Mister “P” Express wins Family Business Award
Louisville Business First recognizes outstanding achievements by family-owned businesses and the people who run them.