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athensindependent.com
Creating affordable housing is an act of public service
For students and local residents, housing is a necessity that underscores our daily lives, affecting how we build relationships with the people and places around us. Especially for students at Ohio University, housing is a conscious choice that changes every year. As such, we can take steps to actively change the housing landscape in Southeast Ohio if we look at building homes as acts of public service.
travelmag.com
This Ohio Farm Market Has Grown Homegrown Tomatoes Through Eight Generations Of Family Farming
A good tomato barely needs a recipe. Slice it thick, add a little salt, find some bread, and lunch has pretty much handled itself. That simple pleasure has deep roots here. The family behind this Ohio farm market can trace its farming history in the state to 1790. Tomatoes still get plenty of attention today.
athensindependent.com
Public notice of building condemnation for 219 Frank St. in Nelsonville
NELSONVILLE, Ohio – The City of Nelsonville Code Enforcement Office is making a public notice of a building condemnation for 219 Frank Street in Nelsonville. Property owners Vaughn E. and Bertha Brobst were sent a notice of condemnation by U.S. Mail. The mail was unclaimed and returned to the City of Nelsonville.
Chillicothe Gazette
Ohio approves apprenticeship program at U.S. Paper Mill
U.S. Paper Mill has received state approval for a 6,000-hour apprenticeship program designed to train electrical maintenance technicians at its Chillicothe facility. The Ohio Department of Job & Family Services recently approved the program and welcomed the company as a new ApprenticeOhio sponsor, according to a community announcement. The designation places the apprenticeship program in the federal Registered Apprenticeship Partners Information Database System, known as RAPIDS. U.S. Paper Mill currently has six apprentices enrolled in the program. All are former employees of the closed Pixelle Specialty Solutions plant. Company officials expect the apprentices to complete the program in 2027, with two graduating in the spring, two in the summer and two in the fall. Training aims to develop future workforce The apprenticeship is structured around 6,000 hours of training and instruction focused on electrical maintenance. Coursework begins with subjects including electrical safety, basic electronics and Ohm's Law before advancing to more complex topics such as HVAC systems and refrigeration during the fourth year. According to the announcement, the company also plans to update its apprenticeship standards and training laboratories to better align with modern manufacturing practices and technology. The apprenticeship program is housed at the company's on-site training facility and
NBC4 Columbus
Ohioans can still offer feedback on large power line project
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highlandcountypress.com
Community of Cambridge celebrates opening of the Midtown Market
The Midtown Market, a revitalization project designed to foster small business growth and economic development in downtown Cambridge, celebrated its opening Sept. 24. The Midtown Market business owners held a ribbon-cutting celebration this morning and led tours of the newly repurposed building. Almost $1.5 million was invested to renovate the...
WTAP
Flood destroys Pomeroy wood shop, owner unsure of next steps
POMEROY, Ohio (WTAP) - A flood destroyed Oak Street Wood Gallery after floodwaters caused an electrical fire early on September 20, according to owner Sherman Hoschar. Hoschar said he had just finished up working on a project for the night and less than an hour later his shop was flooded.
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NBC4 Columbus
Paper manufacturing returning to Chillicothe
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (WCMH) — A year after the legacy Chillicothe paper mill shut down, paper manufacturing is returning to the city. On Wednesday, the owners of the former Pixelle paper mill announced the factory will once again produce paper. New owners U.S. Paper Mill Company (USPM) said they are hiring new employees for paper production, […]
WTAP
Extended fuel tax pause could cost street funding
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - A proposed pause on Ohio’s fuel tax could leave Marietta with less money for street work. The city takes in about $60,000 a month from fuel taxes, roughly $720,000 a year. Mayor Josh Schlicher said that money goes into a dedicated street fund for paving and maintenance, not police, fire or the general fund.
Times Recorder
Zanesville chiropractor takes ownership of national coaching company
A Zanesville chiropractor has taken ownership of one of the nation's longest-running chiropractic coaching organizations, expanding the local area's connection to a company that works with doctors across the country. Transformative Leadership for Chiropractors, known as TLC, announced the ownership transition at its annual Strategic Planning seminar in Princeton, New Jersey, according to a community announcement. Founders Dean DePice and Jen DePice, while remaining active as coaches and advisors, have transferred ownership to Ryan and Sarah Weaver. Ryan Weaver owns Apex Spine and Performance in Zanesville, where he built a practice from a single adjusting table into a multi-provider clinic. The company said that experience helped position Weaver to lead TLC, a coaching and mentorship organization that provides training, curriculum and peer support to chiropractors nationwide. "I did not come to TLC as an outside buyer. I came to it as a member," Ryan Weaver said. "Everything I have built in my own practice, I built on what Dr. Dean and Dr. Jen taught me." The company said its coaching programs, curriculum and event schedule will continue without interruption under the new ownership team. More information is available at transformwithtlc.com . This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial