Hathaway Inc.

08/31/2026

Hathaway Inc.’s next “Employee Spotlight” is Braiden Davis. Braiden Started working at Hathaway Inc. in 2018 right after he graduated the Construction Tech Program at Coshocton County Career Center. Since Braiden has been employed at Hathaway he has finished his Carpenters apprenticeship to become a Journeyman Carpenter in 2022. He has been working as a Foreman since becoming a Journeyman Carpenter as well.
Braiden says he chose to go into the trades as a Union Carpenter because he started helping his Uncle Dustin build Dustin’s house when he was 13 years old and liked working with his hands and building things.
Braiden has a daughter Everlynn who is just a year old. When Braiden isn’t working he spends time with his daughter and they enjoy going to the dirt track races together. 
When asking Braiden what it is he likes about working for Hathaway Inc., he says “ It’s like working for family and if you need time off they will give it to you”.
Braiden is one of the few family members of Dustin and Amanda that work at Hathaway Inc. and we are proud to have Braiden a part of not only our true family but our Hathaway family as well. We thank Braiden for your continued hard work and dedication to us and Hathaway Inc.

08/19/2026

Our next Hathaway Employee Spotlight is Josh Aronhalt. Josh has been employed at Hathaway since July 1998. He graduated from the Building Trades program at Coshocton County Career Center and started as an apprentice shortly after.
In Josh’s 28 years of dedication to the company he has been an apprentice and finished that in 2002 which then made him a Journeyman Carpenter. Josh has also worked as a Foreman for many years until becoming Vice President in January 2024.
Josh has always enjoyed building with both wood and steel which is why he chose to go into the trades and become a Carpenter. He wanted to be able to do something different everyday. Josh was first introduced to building by his grandfather. His grandfather was always working on their house and would always recruit Josh to help.
Josh has been married to his wife Tina for 20 years and together they have their sons Clay who is 26 and his wife Morgan, Jacie who is 18, Jett who is 16, and Kenlee who is 11. When Josh isn’t working, he enjoys spending time with his kids. He helps coach two baseball teams, coaches basketball, and when he isn’t doing that he enjoys riding motorcycles and shooting trap.
When asking Josh what he like about working at Hathaway he say’s “ I like the pride of knowing we are the best contractor in town. I also like the family oriented environment we have grown to have. I also like being able to work with my brother Jeremy who is a Foreman for Hathaway.”
We here at Hathaway are very thankful to have Josh as a part of our team. Josh has the knowledge and patience to teach the younger guys how to do things. He is always on the go and has a speed only he can keep up with. We appreciate Josh’s continued hardwork and dedication to Hathaway. We also appreciate Josh being able to keep things going when Dustin is off.
We thank you Josh and are so proud you are part of our Hathaway family.

07/15/2026

Ben Bordenkircher is our next “Spot Light” Hathaway Employee. Ben started at Hathaway, Inc. in June 2016 as a first year apprentice right after his graduation from River View high school and the Coshocton County Career Center Construction Tech program. Ben has worked his way through his apprenticeship and has been a Journeyman Carpenter for the last six years. Ben has always been very dependable throughout his years here at Hathaway and has received his certification for welding. We are very proud to have Ben a part of our Hathaway family! He is a hard worker and very knowledgeable in what he does. Thank you Ben for all you do, we appreciate you!

06/22/2026

Josh Stevens is our next Hathaway Inc. employee spotlight. Josh started at Hathaway in August 1996.
Josh says he really didn’t choose to be a Carpenter he more or less was volunteered! Josh was around construction all of his young life as his dad and most of the Stevens family were Carpenters. His dad even worked here at Hathaway Inc. He had just graduated high school and was working at Sears Lawn and Gardening when his dad told him that he could get Josh a job at Hathaway as a laborer, but Dave Bush said that they needed more Carpenters. 30 years later he is still here at Hathaway Inc. and is one of our foreman.
Josh lives in Adamsville with his wife Michelle , her two kids Kynlee and Kaiden and his two sons Hayden and Haddox and his mother who still lives in Dresden where he grew up.
Josh’s spare time mostly goes towards his kids and the extra curricular activities as they are involved in sports and 4-H. He also has a long list of things that continues to grow that he tries to nibble on which keeps him busy as well.
When asking Josh what he likes about working at Hathaway Inc. he says “ After working 30 years at Hathaway I’ve seen and been a part of many generations, changes, and updates. I’m proud to say I’m part of this generation today that takes busy life, family values, and personal care in to consideration working here at Hathaway.”
We thank Josh for his continued dedication and hard work for Hathaway Inc. Josh does a great job running work for us and we couldn’t be more proud to have Josh as part of our Hathaway Inc. family.

05/28/2026

Our next Hathaway Inc. spotlight employee is Jesse Maple. Jesse started with Hathaway as a laborer in 2009. He worked in Residential Construction for years then decided to join the union so he could do similar work with good pay and good benefits.
In Jesse’s spare time he likes spending time with his family, doing some hunting and going on rides on his side by side.
Jesse is married to his wife Ginger and they have a son Jesse,two daughters, Sunny and Molly and Granddaughter Oaklee.
When Jesse was asked about what he likes about working at Hathaway Inc. he says, “ It’s close to home for a good wage, they keep me working steady and it’s a small enough company that if you need to talk to someone higher up, you can.” Jesse also says “ They treat you like family.”
Jesse is one of our best laborers liked by all, never complains and always shows up. We are so proud to have Jesse as a part of our Hathaway Family, he is a true asset to our company. Thank you Jesse for all you do to help Hathaway be successful.

05/18/2026

Check out the new concrete pads we poured for Warsaw Park dugouts!

04/28/2026

Our next Spot Light Employee is Kelly Hartsock. Kelly started with Hathaway Inc. in August 1994 as a carpenter. He has been a Foreman from 2018 until 2024 and is now a Superintendent. Kelly decided to join the Carpenters Union because he liked to build things. His dad was a Union Electrician and he talked Kelly into join the Carpenters Union.
Kelly likes to rebuild old tractors in his spare time as well as working in the garden. Kelly hopes that when he retires he will have time to make furniture and travel America to do some site seeing.
Kelly and his wife Sara will be celebrating 27 years of marriage this year. They have two wonderful daughters Jessica and Kelsey.
When Kelly was asked why he likes working at Hathaway he says “ It is close to home. They treat us good and they are family oriented also.”
We would like to thank Kelly for his continued knowledge, dedication and hard work he contributes to Hathaway, Inc.

04/23/2026

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04/03/2026

Do you ever wonder who is in one of those Hathaway trucks or better yet… whose hands are building some of Coshocton’s buildings or, making updates to our Coshocton factories? Well… you don’t have to any longer… over the next several months we are going to do a “spot light” Ad featuring our employees. Our employees at Hathaway,Inc. are dedicated and truly care about the work they do… we may be bias but we think they are the best!

April’s Employee is Charles “Chuck” Blair. Chuck started with Hathaway,Inc. as a laborer in 1994 and will actually be retiring at the end of this month. Chuck choose to join the laborer’s union as that is what most of his family did. His great uncle was a charter member of Local 134 in which is in Newcomerstown. Chuck started working at Kiefer’s Florist at the age of 16 making $2.75 per hour. When Chuck turned 18, his uncle and step father got him on a union pipeline for $13.35 per hour and he has been a union laborer now for 44 years.
Chuck has been married to his wife Debra since 2009 they reside here in Coshocton. They have two daughters and a granddaughter. In Chucks spare time he enjoys cooking and gardening. He also enjoys polishing and shaping rocks and is an avid history buff along with the paranormal and cryptozoology. Chuck and his wife also try to go to the beach every year where he likes spending time looking for shark teeth to add to his collection.
We asked Chuck what he likes most about working at Hathaway, Inc. and he says “Working at Hathaway , Inc. is like one big family. It’s not a large company and we’ve known everybody for years. We mostly work local so there’s not much traveling. It really seems like this place is my home away from home”.

We want to thank Chuck Blair for his continued hard work and dedication to not only us here at Hathaway but to our beautiful little town. Chuck we appreciate you and wish you the best with your upcoming retirement.