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Monroe business will soon be serving up pizza with a purpose
Rebel Pizza and Brews will offer employment opportunities to people with disabilities.
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Franklin Monroe tax levy campaign kickoff
PITSBURG – The Citizens for Franklin Monroe would like to invite the community to a tax levy campaign kickoff on Wednesday, October 7, 6:00-8:00pm at The Flightline Center at the school. Come grab your Franklin Monroe yard sign, pick up information about the proposed income tax levy, and visit...
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PCA to Close Full-Line Converting Plant in Middletown, Ohio
Oct. 5, 2026 - Packaging Corporation of America ("PCA") on Oct. 1 sent a letter to the Mayor of Middletown, Ohio, Elizabeth Slamka, and County Commissioners notifying them of PCA's decision to close its full-line converting plant at 1824 Baltimore Street, Middletown. The notice was provided to the Middeltown officials...
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Boar's Head returning to Kroger shelves after disruption
Boar’s Head deli products are back at Kroger ’s store at Newport Pavilion and will soon return to other local stores where they disappeared, a Kroger spokesperson told The Enquirer. The Cincinnati-based supermarket giant confirmed in September that three larger format Marketplace stores in Newport, Kentucky, Anderson Township and West Chester were out of the popular premium deli brand. On Oct. 5, the grocer confirmed it was coming back to its stores and should be restored to previous stock levels in the coming weeks. The Kroger spokesperson declined to discuss the reason for the disruption or how it has been resolved. Officials with Boar’s Head did not respond for immediate comment. Some industry observers and store officials speculated the disruption was due to a standoff between Kroger and a supplier. As of Aug. 31, Kroger has also stopped selling Red Bull energy drinks without explanation. Kroger woos 'under pressure' shoppers The disruptions come as the grocer’s newly-minted CEO Greg Foran has vowed to lower prices as cash-strapped consumers fight creeping inflation. Foran is seeking to jumpstart Kroger’s sales growth by emphasizing value and affordable options. Though he mentioned no suppliers by name, Foran told Wall Street analysts on a Sept.
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Middletown Packaging Plant to Close by Year's End, 91 Workers Losing Jobs
Packaging Corporation of America is permanently closing its full-line plant at 1824 Baltimore Street in Middletown, Ohio, a move that will affect all 91 employees who work there. Most of those workers are scheduled to finish their jobs or be laid off on Dec. 1, with a few possibly staying on beyond that date, and the company expects the building to sit empty by the end of the year.
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Oak Brook Firm Buys Vacant Monroe Kohl's Warehouse for $56M After 768-Position WARN Filing
3500 Salzman Rd. — Approximate Site of Former Kohl’s Warehouse. The massive, empty Kohl's e-fulfillment center that once employed hundreds of workers along Monroe's Salzman Road has a new owner. Oak Brook, Illinois-based InSite Real Estate paid $55.95 million for the 1.38 million-square-foot building at 3500 Salzman Road, according to public records cited in the deal, marking one of the region's largest real estate transactions over the past year.
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New Local Small Business Opens Downtown at Dayton Arcade
Last Friday, a new local small business opened its doors at the historic Dayton Arcade. Willow Rust, a women-owned custom woodworking studio, is now open in one of the storefront spaces in the North Arcade off of Third Street. The business had a ribbon cutting on the morning of October...
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Englewood Kroger Marketplace celebrates grand reopening after $1.5 million renovation
ENGLEWOOD, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Kroger Marketplace in Englewood celebrated its grand reopening following a $1.5 million investment in the store. Englewood Mayor Cathy McGrail and City Manager Corey Follick joined Kroger representatives for the celebration at the store, located at 885 Union Boulevard. The renovations include:. Updated decor. Expanded...
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Trenton Council proposes tax cuts if ballot measure to ban data centers fails
Trenton officials are proposing a slate of financial benefits for residents that would only take effect if voters reject a ballot measure aimed at banning data centers. City Council introduced five resolutions last week that promise property tax cuts, discounted YMCA memberships and a freeze on levy requests if voters reject Issue 17 at the November election, and allow two Amazon Web Services data centers to be constructed.
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A gut punch in Ohio: Nearly 1,400 laid off at truck factory just days before Trump rally
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) — Sipping tea from beer mugs with his co-workers, Kyle Bos listed the ways his life is changing. Bos has two daughters, with a third due in January. At the grocery store, five items cost as much as a full cart once did. And on Wednesday, Bos and nearly 1,400 other people were laid off from their jobs at what had been the Navistar truck factory in southwestern Ohio.
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Kettering Health, Anthem to part ways on Medicare Advantage coverage
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Kettering Health patients enrolled in Anthem Medicare Advantage plans may need to find new coverage if they want to continue receiving in-network care next year, the health network announced Tuesday. UPDATE:. In a social media post, Kettering Health said it will not renew its contract with...
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Ohio AG Sues Cincinnati-Area Remodeler Over $100K in Unfinished Jobs
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against Crown Pointe Remodeling and its owner, Quincy Barrett, accusing the Cincinnati-based company of taking payment for home renovation work it never finished or never started. State prosecutors say nine consumers filed formal complaints alleging more than $100,000 in combined losses tied to unfinished or shoddy remodeling, roofing, siding and window jobs.
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Wawa eyes property just feet from The Greene
BEAVERCREEK, Ohio (WDTN) — Wawa’s regional expansion is continuing with plans for a location near The Greene Town Center. According to the Beavercreek Planning Commission’s Oct. 7 agenda, Wawa wants to demolish the former duo Tim Hortons and Wendy’s building at 4465 Indian Ripple Road to create a 6,372 square-foot gas station and convenience store. […]