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5 Things the Golden Buckeye Card Gets Ohioans 60 and Older

Most people don’t think to ask for a discount on valet parking or a plumbing visit. But the Ohio Department of Aging’s directories list businesses that honor the Golden Buckeye Card, and your county’s list may include services like these. Here’s what the Golden Buckeye Card gets...

Columbus, OH · 1d
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PHOTOS: Wawa Officially Opens in Lawrenceburg

The event featured a ribbon-cutting, freebees, Hoagies for Heroes competition and more!. Photo by Travis Thayer, Eagle Country 99.3. (Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - Wawa threw a party for their grand opening in Lawrenceburg. The crowd was large, the music was loud and the vibes were high as Wawa officially opened their...

Lawrenceburg, IN · 1d
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This Hidden Indiana Marketplace Hides 60+ Shops Inside a Massive 140-Year-Old Factory

The floors you shop on here were walked by furniture makers for more than 130 years. The same factory that built pieces sold across the country now sells vintage treasures, home decor, and gifts. The building stands four stories tall. Inside, more than 40,000 square feet of boutique and vendor...

Batesville, IN · 1d
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Lighthouse Landing: Where Residents Live the Ohio River Way of Life

Sixty two-story and four-story townhouses are coming soon to Aurora. Photo by Travis Thayer, Eagle Country 99.3. (Aurora, Ind.) - A groundbreaking ceremony was held this week for a new housing development along the Ohio River in Aurora. Lighthouse Landing is a maintenance-free townhome community that combines scenic riverfront living...

Aurora, IN · 1d
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Hamilton County Home Values Jump 27 Percent in Triennial Reassessment

CINCINNATI — Hamilton County homeowners should expect eye-catching mail in the coming weeks: residential property values rose an average of 27 to 28 percent in the county’s latest triennial reassessment, the Hamilton County Auditor’s Office found, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. About 99 percent of single-family homeowners will see their home’s assessed value increase, auditor’s […]

Hamilton County, OH · 2d

WCPO 9 Cincinnati

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Dearborn County solar farm rules remain on hold after commission tables proposal

After months of debate over the future of large-scale solar development in Dearborn County, a proposed zoning amendment remains unresolved. Full details in comments:

Dearborn County, IN · 2d

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Earlham to rename building for alum, NASA scientist Margaret Hamilton

Earlham College will rename a building on its Richmond, Indiana campus after one of its most famous alums. Margaret Hamilton graduated in 1958 and went on to lead the team that created the onboard software for NASA's Apollo missions. The college's board last month approved the decision to rename its...

Richmond, IN · 1d

Cincinnati.com | The Enquirer

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Data center developer sues Ohio city over ban just approved by voters

A data center developer is suing a Southwest Ohio city after its residents voted to ban data centers. San Francisco-based Prologis argues that the city of Trenton is using the charter amendment to prohibit it from building a four-building data center − separate from a much larger proposed Amazon data center just outside its city limits that is being challenged in St. Clair Township . In its Nov. 12 lawsuit, filed in federal court in Cincinnati, the developer said it is facing pushback after the city already "expressly authorized" its project and it "expended tens of millions of dollars to develop it." Trenton residents voted overwhelmingly Nov. 3 to ban construction of data centers that use over 25 megawatts of electricity. It was one of 18 Ohio municipalities to pass bans or other restrictions on data centers. Prologis: Data center ban is unconstitutional The lawsuit states that Prologis had spent at least $42.3 million on the project and already started construction before the Nov. 3 vote. The data center developer argues that the charter amendment is unconstitutional because it violates "Prologis's protected rights" by trying to retroactively revoke the city's prior approval. Prologis said in the lawsuit that within days

Trenton, OH · 2d

FOX19

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Warning signs of a possible gas leak with Duke Energy

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

Fox 19

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The Cheesecakery to close all remaining operations at the end of 2026

CINCINNATI (WXIX)- The Cheesecakery will close all operations at the end of the year as its owner retires from the business and looks ahead to a new chapter, according to an announcement shared on the business’s social media page. Owner Liz Field called the decision bittersweet and said it...

Anderson Township, OH · 8h

WDTN

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Gymboree, The Children’s Place closing all stores

(WDTN) — Two well-known children’s clothing labels are closing all stores. Gymboree and its parent company, The Children’s Place, announced Wednesday that all stores are closing. The announcement comes just days after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Both stores are currently offering shoppers discounts of 30 to 60 percent off of everything in-store and online. […]

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

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Ohio’s Oldest Surviving Municipal Market House Still Welcomes Shoppers After More Than 170 Years

Fresh food has been sold beneath the iron framework of this Ohio market house since 1855, long before modern supermarkets became part of everyday life. More than 170 years later, shoppers still visit the historic building for meat, bread, cheese, spices, and other groceries. What makes the place remarkable is...

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

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Nuclear reactor site proposed along the Ohio River

There's a new proposal for a nuclear site along the Ohio River. It's called "Prosperity One," and the company behind it says it will bring industrial investment and jobs while generating approximately 6.6 gigawatts of electricity. It's also a response to the Trump administration's call to accelerate American energy production.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

WDTN

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Longtime Miamisburg florist celebrates reopening after 2024 closure

MIAMISBURG, Ohio (WDTN) — Nearly two years after a flower shop closed its doors in downtown Miamisburg, it has reopened in the same spot. Church’s Flowers closed on Dec. 31, 2024, a move it called at the time “a difficult, but necessary, decision for us.” However, the business has reopened at its familiar 1003 N. […]

Miamisburg, OH · 3d

WDTN

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Sheetz proposes location west of Austin Landing

MIAMISBURG, Ohio (WDTN) — Sheetz has proposed a location in Miamisburg. The city’s planning commission will meet Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. to consider a special use application for a 6,139 square-foot Sheetz convenience store at 295 Austin West Blvd. Plans call for the location to include a drive-thru mobile pickup window, eight fuel dispenser […]

Miamisburg, OH · 3d

NewsForce 24/7

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Faurecia Plant in Franklin to Close, Laying Off 180 Workers Starting in January

FRANKLIN, Ohio — Faurecia Clean Mobility, part of automotive supplier Forvia, will close its plant on Commerce Center Drive in Franklin, laying off 180 employees, according to a WARN notice filed with the state of Ohio. The layoffs are set to unfold in five phases starting Jan. 8, according to the notice, which was filed […]

Franklin, OH · 3d

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Sunflower’s last stand

The first of two federal dates is this week, and I want to make sure everybody understands what is actually happening, because the headlines are not doing a great job of it. Thursday, November 12, covers only cannabinoids the plant itself cannot naturally produce, things like delta-8. That is not hemp-derived THC yet. That part of the ban is, in my opinion, mostly garbage product that should not have been out there anyway.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Franklin auto supplier announces 180 layoffs, plans to close in 2027

An automotive supplier in Franklin will begin laying off employees beginning in January. The French company, Faurecia Clean Mobility, will initiate several rounds of layoffs through April 2027 leading to the plant’s eventual permanent closure. According to the company's website, it makes parts for vehicles to control emissions. The...

Franklin, OH · 3d

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Cincinnati’s 8 Best-Kept Secret Shops For High-Quality Sewing Supplies

Cincinnati is known for its river views, old brick buildings in Over-the-Rhine, and busy spots like Findlay Market. Tucked between those famous places are small shops that sewing fans love to keep to themselves. Some sell bright quilting cotton, some carry fine silks, and others fix machines so they hum...

Cincinnati, OH · 5d

Cincinnati Magazine

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Rustic Warehouse Living in Northside

A former lumber depot is now a cozy family home with timeless finishes. The post Rustic Warehouse Living in Northside appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .

Cincinnati, OH · 2d