Is it just me or did it seem like Halloween crept up out of nowhere this year? I know many of us have been busy focusing on the important, upcoming Presidential Election, and unfortunately, some have had to cope with the devastation of Superstorm Sandy, but it is nice to have a reason, such as Halloween, to stop and put … Read More

Breast Cancer Walk 2012   October 14, 2012  The employees of HG Logistics LLC and our parent company, The Hill and Griffith Company, once again participated in the “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.” Several of us, including our family members, met together on Sunday, October, 14, 2012, and walked 5 miles along the Ohio Riverfront in efforts to help raise … Read More

On Friday, October 12, 2012, I experienced something that probably will never happen again. Therefore, I felt compelled to write about it or at least record it somewhere as proof that the impossible is possible. As I mentioned in previous blogs, I ride the bus to and from work each day. The route my bus travels is very busy and … Read More

This week marked the first of a series of Presidential debates. I managed to watch most of this debate, and although I cannot say I agreed with all or even part of what each candidate had to say, I do give them credit for standing in front of 40 million viewers and presenting their platform and arguing in defense of their ideas … Read More

I am not one to define “success” in terms of money and notoriety, so I do not usually spend a lot of time studying and researching people who have achieved either one. However, I could not help but notice an article in the business section of the Sunday, September 16, 2012, edition of the Cincinnati Enquirer. I do not know what … Read More

HG Logistics LLC is once again joining the fight against breast cancer by participating in the 5 mile fund raising walk at Yeatman's Cove, Cincinnati Riverfront on October 14, 2012. It is our goal to raise money that will “enable investment in groundbreaking cancer research, free information and services for women diagnosed with the disease, and access to mammograms for … Read More

For me, Labor Day always marked the end of summer–the pools close, the kids are back in school, vacations are behind us. In some ways it is sad. We hate to say goodbye to all the fun activities of summer, but in other ways it is good. It is an opportunity to shift gears and redirect ourselves. Sure, we needed … Read More

-Submitted by Duke Heller  HG Logistics LLC, a third party logistics company and freight transportation broker located in Cincinnati, Ohio, proudly sponsored a little league baseball team this season. The team is composed of 11 year old boys from the Cleves, Ohio area and competes in the 12 year old division of the N.W.B.R. baseball league. The team is coached … Read More

Are any of us ever truly prepared for parenthood? The market is flooded with books on the subject, but as many of us now know, no amount of books can fully prepare you for that job entitled, “parent”–that job you take on for not just a week or month or year but for a life time. It is the easiest … Read More

Although I am not by nature one to get overly excited about sports, I can’t help but be drawn into the aura of the Summer Olympic Games that are currently taking place in London, England. I do not know if it is because the best of the best are competing, or because these athletes stand in representation of their country, … Read More