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Hegseth Highlights Defense Manufacturing Push with Visit to Future ‘Doomsday’ Planes
DAYTON, Ohio, and EAU CLAIRE, Wis.—Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth took his Arsenal of Freedom tour to the swing states of Ohio and Wisconsin on Oct. 20, highlighting efforts to boost defense manufacturing before the midterm elections next month, including by visiting future E-4C “Doomsday” planes. “We...
myfamilytravels.com
A German Immigrant Started Growing Flowers in Ohio in 1905, and Five Generations Later the Family Is Still at It
One flower shop in Ohio has been run by the same family for more than 120 years. That’s five generations of people choosing petals, soil, and early mornings over just about anything else. The story began with a German immigrant who started growing flowers in 1905. His family never...
dayton247now.com
Former commercial site near Dayton eyed for private school, Nothing Bundt Cakes expands
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) –A former commercial site in the area south of Dayton is being eyed for redevelopment into a private school, a move that could bring new activity and investment to the surrounding community. At the same time, Nothing Bundt Cakes is planning its next local location, signaling...
hoodline.com
Defense Firm MTSI Named Planned First Tenant at Wright-Patt's New Stratos Office Park
Stratos Hilltop, the new office development rising on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base land off National Road, is planned to have its first business tenant: defense contractor MTSI. The first Stratos Hilltop building is a four-story, 88,000-square-foot structure going up on Wright-Patterson's Area B, off National Road, as reported by the...
WDTN
Dayton’s Gem City Market launches 90-day rescue plan
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Gem City Market is asking for the community’s support as they face serious financial challenges. The market has developed a 90-day plan to raise $150,000 to help its operations and address immediate financial needs. Additionally, it is working to improve financial management, strengthen operations, and develop a sustainable business model. […]
myfamilytravels.com
At Just 20, He Bought an Ohio Butcher Shop and Kept the Old-Fashioned Meat Counter Tradition Alive
A 20-year-old buying a butcher shop sounds like the plot of a family movie. It really happened in Ohio, and he didn’t trim the tradition down one bit. The old-fashioned meat counter stayed front and center. Fresh cuts, house brats, and brisket burgers share the spotlight with a busy deli and a breakfast menu that runs until 11 a.m.
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When a Family Furniture Store Closed, This Ohio Building Got a Second Life as a Place for Entrepreneurs
A downtown building that once helped families furnish their homes now furnishes something else entirely: big ideas. The old furniture store has become a coworking space for small business owners, remote workers, and dreamers with laptops. I love that twist. The rooms that once held couches and tables now hold...