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Werk-Brau Adds Jake McGranahan as Regional Sales Manager
Werk-Brau has added industry veteran Jake McGranahan as a Regional Sales Manager for the Midwestern U.S. McGranahan is responsible for supporting distributors and customers in the Great Lakes region, including Ohio and Michigan, across the full lineup of Werk-Brau buckets, thumbs, couplers, tiltrotators, attachments, mulchers, landscape rakes, and other specialized attachments and accessories for excavators and loaders of all sizes and types.
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Crown Equipment president named to national board
NEW BREMEN — Crown Equipment announced Thursday that president Jim Dicke III has been named to the National Association of Manufacturers board of directors for the 2027-2028 term. The association represents a wide range of industries while working to advance their interests in Washington. "Manufacturing has been central to...
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New boutique in Piqua will feature local women-owned small businesses
Rooted Life Boutique was founded by Ashley and Ricky Paulus and will offer women's apparel, accessories, candles, and gifts.
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Findlay’s Marathon Petroleum Elects David Constable to Board, Expanding It to 11
Marathon Petroleum Corp., the integrated energy company headquartered in Findlay, announced Thursday, Oct. 29, that David E. Constable has been elected to its board of directors, effective March 1, 2027, according to the company’s announcement distributed by PR Newswire. The election will expand the board of the Hancock County company to 11 directors. Constable brings […]
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Marathon Petroleum Raises Quarterly Dividend 10 Percent in Findlay Announcement
Marathon Petroleum Corp., the energy company headquartered in Findlay, announced on Wednesday, October 28, that its board of directors has raised the company’s quarterly dividend to $1.10 per share on common stock, according to a company release issued through PR Newswire. The increase puts a larger quarterly payment in line for shareholders of one of […]
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Shelley Miller to Headline November BPW Meeting
GREENVILLE – The Greenville Business & Professional Women’s (BPW) Club Individual Development Program Committee is making preparations for the Thursday, November 12th meeting. The committee consists of: chair Hallie Foureman and members Melissa Muhlenkamp, Julie Hart, Gail Snyder, and Dorothy Poeppelman. The meeting will be held at the Zechar Bailey Funeral Home, 1499 N. Broadway, Greenville, OH. The dinner meeting will begin at 6:30 PM at a cost of $15.00.
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The Clothesline Celebrates 45th Anniversary
The Clothesline, a resale shop located in the courtyard at 22 N. 2nd Street, celebrates a milestone 45 years in business this year. The popular nonprofit store offers gently used men’s, women’s and children’s clothing as well as lingerie, shoes, jackets, jewelry and linens. The shop operates...
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Featured Audio: Timpte Trailers Helps Farmers Stay Rolling During Harvest
Ohio Ag Net’s Joe Everett visits with Dustin Willey of Timpte Trailers in Sidney about how the company’s new facility is helping farmers keep their trailers moving with parts, service and quick repairs during harvest. Willey highlights reliable hopper doors and electric tarp systems as popular features when purchasing a new trailer. He also encourages farmers to prioritize safety by checking tires, wheel hardware, brakes and lights before hitting the road. With tight farm margins, Timpte can upgrade existing trailers with features like electric tarps and power hopper doors, helping farmers improve efficiency without buying new equipment.
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Buchy encourages Greenville students to build futures through agriculture, hard work
GREENVILLE — Jim Buchy offered Greenville Middle School students a simple formula for building successful futures: Work hard, keep learning, get involved, and recognize the opportunities rooted in their own community. Speaking to teacher Jeff Miller’s Ag Exploration classes, the former state representative and Greenville businessman used stories from...
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An Ohio historical society buys Neil Armstrong’s boyhood home in a giant leap for preservation
Before astronaut Neil Armstrong took the first steps on the moon, he was running around his boyhood home in western Ohio. For decades, the Wapakoneta residence was privately owned. But, recently, the local historical society decided to take a giant leap and buy the $400,000 home, with a donation from a retired military fighter pilot.