Three Kentucky businessmen have purchased the former Fruit of the Loom facility in Taylor County for $750,000. Fruit of the Loom closed the 700,000-s.f. plant in 1998 and the building sustained damage this past summer as the result of a fire. According to a report by the Central Kentucky News-Journal, John C. Miller, Dennis Brinley and Danny Pyles plan to clean up the property and would like to see it provide space for new industry and jobs.
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