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Currito Signs Two Franchise Agreements in Cincinnati
Currito, a fast-casual franchise fueling communities through their globally inspired menu, is thrilled to announce its continued growth throughout the Cincinnati area with two newly signed franchise agreements. The brand recently secured a three-unit agreement with Petey Cunningham and his partnership group for restaurants in Mason, Milford and Eastgate, as well as a one-unit agreement with existing franchisee Ketul Patel for a new location in Liberty Township.
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Becca Haggard, Founder/CEO, That Girl Roofing
Tim sits down with Becca Haggard, Founder/CEO of That Girl Roofing, to discuss taking the pressure off the traditional college path and embracing the possibilities that come with forging your own way. Whether it’s exploring the trades, living at home, taking a gap year or simply giving yourself time to discover your strengths, success doesn’t follow a single blueprint. Becca shares why it’s so important to stay open-minded, trust your journey and pursue the path that genuinely excites you.
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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...
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A. Duie Pyle expands LTL network with new Ohio, Pennsylvania facilities
A. Duie Pyle has opened a 44-door less-than-truckload (LTL) service center in the Cincinnati area, expanding its direct freight network in southwest Ohio just two weeks after opening a nearly 79,000-square-foot warehouse in central Pennsylvania. The two most recent openings follow other investments aimed at expanding Pyle’s transportation and distribution...
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Heather Arlinghaus, Owner, Arlinghaus Plumbing, Heating and Air
What if the best career advice isn’t about having a perfect plan, but about staying open to new possibilities?. Fritsch sits down with Heather Arlinghaus of Arlinghaus Plumbing, Heating and Air to talk about the lessons she’s learned through experience, leadership, and life. From trusting your instincts and setting meaningful goals to embracing unexpected career turns, Heather shares why success isn’t about having everything figured out. She also reflects on the importance of mentorship, surrounding yourself with people who inspire growth and supporting women as they navigate the many roles and pressures that come with leadership and life.
WKRC
Latest apartment community opens in downtown Cincinnati: SEE INSIDE
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - The latest office-to-residential conversion in downtown Cincinnati is open and already nearly full. Villa Hills-based Ashley Commercial Group, led by Bill Kreutzjans Jr., converted the eight-story Doctor’s Building at 19 Garfield Place fronting Piatt Park in an $11 million project that took about 15 months.
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miamistudent.net
Miami’s next top models
A sea of 300 black-clad students lined up outside Armstrong 3056 to answer Miami University Fashion and Design’s (MUF&D) 21st annual model casting call. The turnout surpassed last year’s numbers. “It’s definitely going to be the biggest show yet,” said Taylor Fletcher, modeling co-director and senior psychology major...
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This Cash-Only Ohio Apple Orchard Is An Old-Fashioned Fall Favorite
Forty kinds of apples grow at one family orchard, and not a single one can be bought with a credit card. Cash is the rule here. The same family has worked this land since 1916. That makes it a third-generation farm with more than a century of harvests behind it.
Axios
Old factories could fuel Cincinnati's next manufacturing boom
Southwest Ohio's next manufacturing boom might start in the same factories that powered its last one. Why it matters: The region's manufacturing roots and engineering talent give it an edge as companies look to bring more production back to the U.S. Take Cincinnati startup 1872, now operating its AI-powered steel...
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Cincinnati business leaders oppose CPS property tax levy ahead of upcoming vote
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - With voters set to decide a major Cincinnati Public Schools property tax levy in November, local business leaders are publicly opposing the measure, saying the district has not provided enough detail about how the money would be spent. With voters set to decide a major Cincinnati Public...
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USDA Expands Listeria Swabbing at Deli Meat Plants as Kroger Restocks Boar’s Head in Cincinnati
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is expanding how it checks deli meat for Listeria, but the new testing happens at the plants that make the meat, not behind the supermarket deli counter. Beginning in January 2027, inspectors with the Food Safety and Inspection Service will collect surface swabs at ready-to-eat meat and poultry establishments nationwide, in addition to the product samples they already take.
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Case No. 2026 CV 02713
In the State of Ohio, County of Montgomery, Case No. 2026 CV 02713. PennyMac Loan Services, LLC (Plaintiff) Torronce W. Jackson, Tierra R. Jackson, et al., (Defendants) In pursuance of an Order of Sale directed to me in the above entitled action, I will. offer for sale at public online...