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Kroger to cut 3,000 jobs in major shift. What that means for shoppers
Grocery store giant Kroger is planning to cut thousands over jobs over the coming years. The company, which has about 100 stores across Kentucky, plans to slash 3,000 corporate jobs over the next three years, according to an internal memo by CEO Greg Foran obtained by The Cincinnati Enquirer, part of USA Today Co . The multi-state grocery chain headquartered in Cincinnati plans to eliminate more than a third of its roughly 8,200 corporate staff, according to The Enquirer. "Our business is becoming leaner, more focused and more competitive," CEO Greg Foran wrote in the Oct. 12 memo to employees. "This transformation will also result in fewer roles across the company, which means we will reduce our corporate workforce across many functions." More: Kroger uncorking new in-store wine experiences for Louisville shoppers Here's what to know about the job cuts coming to Kroger: Is my Kroger closing? The memo reviewed by The Enquirer specified these cuts will come to corporate jobs rather than store level positions. It did not immediately reveal plans for store closures. Where is Kroger planning its job cuts? Cuts are expected to impact Kroger's hometown of Cincinnati the most, according to the memo. Additionally company hubs
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City Council approves 2027 property tax rate
The Oxford City Council approved the 2027 property tax rate, discussed grants to fund local parks and community centers and discussed upcoming events during its meeting on Oct. 20. Heidi Schiller from the Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) provided a year-in-review for the OCAC, noting its 21 community events and...
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Findlay Market Vendor soHza Sister Boutique Opens Second Location After 10 Years
SoHza sister Boutique’s new storefront extends a business built around fair-trade goods and women’s producer groups. The boutique, founded by three sisters in 2013, has opened at 105 W. Elder Street in Cincinnati’s Market District, adding a second brick-and-mortar location and its first within Findlay Market’s Over-the-Rhine footprint.
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A labor of love: Behind the scenes of Graeter's Cincinnati manufacturing facility
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As Graeter's Ice Cream celebrates its national honor for its Backstretch Bourbon Cherry flavor as product of the year from Dairy Foods Inc., we wanted to go behind-the-scenes, to show our viewers what goes into making this iconic local brand's favorite products. "This is where all of...
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This Cash-Only Ohio Apple Orchard Is A Beloved Old-Fashioned Fall Tradition
Forty varieties of apples grow on one family farm, and you can’t pay for a single one with a card. Leave the plastic in your wallet. This place runs on cash, and nobody seems to mind. The same family has worked this land since 1916. That’s three generations of...
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New bottling facility brings 60 jobs, $141M investment to Northern Kentucky
ELSMERE, Ky. (WKRC) — Niagara Bottling has opened a $141 million beverage production and distribution facility in Northern Kentucky, bringing 60 full-time jobs to Kenton County. The company’s new Elsmere operation sits on 52 acres at the C5 Airport East Logistics Center and includes more than 436,000 square feet...
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Cincinnati residents push back on Duke Energy rate increase
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Duke Energy filed a proposed rate hike with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio in June to increase electric bills by about $8 per month for residential customers. Cincinnati residents said they are already paying too much and that this hike would be unpayable if approved, a...
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Addyston's Water Wells Sit on a Dying Plant, and the Village Is Running Out of Time
Village of Addyston — Community Facing Water And Budget Decisions. Addyston, Ohio, a village of about 900 people tucked along the Ohio River in western Hamilton County, is staring down the loss of two things it has relied on for generations: a giant chemical plant and the water that flows from its own municipal wells. As the plant that has defined the village for decades winds down operations, local officials are scrambling to keep the taps running, and residents may soon be asked to pay more just for clean drinking water.
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Findlay Market boutique opens permanent Cincinnati store after 10 years as vendor
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — After spending a decade selling merchandise as a pop-up vendor at Findlay Market, a Cincinnati boutique has opened a permanent storefront in Over-the-Rhine. soHza Sister Boutique celebrated the opening of its new location at 105 W. Elder St. on Friday, marking a new chapter for a...
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A labor of love: Behind the scenes of Graeter's Cincinnati manufacturing facility
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As Graeter's Ice Cream celebrates its national honor for its Backstretch Bourbon Cherry flavor as product of the year from Dairy Foods Inc., we wanted to go behind-the-scenes, to show our viewers what goes into making this iconic local brand's favorite products. "This is where all of...
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Florence discusses annexing land for a 340-unit luxury apartment proposal
A zone amendment proposal for a luxury apartment complex is entering the final stages, and it is now up to the Florence City Council to vote for or against the development. The proposed project is for 340 apartments that would range in size from studios to two bedroom/two bathrooms, with rent from $1,450 to $2,850 a month. The land is unincorporated but sits between Florence and Union; for the project to go forward, the city of Florence needs to approve the zone amendment and annex the land.