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Lima Lands Five Federal Opportunity Zones as New Designations Start in 2027
Five Lima neighborhoods will carry a powerful new development incentive into the next decade. Beginning January 1, 2027, five census tracts within the City of Lima will qualify as federally designated Opportunity Zones — two newly designated areas and three renewed zones — with the designations remaining in effect for ten years, according to the […]
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Ohio Guard Breaks Ground on $32 Million Readiness Center in Lima
The Ohio National Guard has broken ground on a $32 million readiness center in Lima, a new home for Guard units that have been operating out of a facility built in 1927, LimaOhio.com reported, and WLIO reported the groundbreaking as well. The project replaces Lima’s current readiness center, which the state has described in its […]
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The Unassuming Roadside Hamburger Hut In Ohio That’s Absolutely Worth The Stop
Some places earn their reputation quietly, one satisfied customer at a time, and Clancy’s Hamburgers in Sidney, Ohio has been doing exactly that for longer than most people realize. If you’ve been driving past this little white brick building without stopping, you’ve been making a very unfortunate mistake....
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Treasury Department Approves New "Opportunity Zones" for Lima, Ohio to Spur Development
The City of Lima, Ohio will have five Opportunity Zones federally designated by the Treasury Department on January 1, 2027 for ten years. The new zones include census tracts that are scattered throughout the city’s east, south, and west sides as well as downtown. The city says an Opportunity Zone is not a grant and does not raise anyone's taxes. Mayor Sharetta Smith said vacant buildings are expected to be put back to use along with businesses opening, bringing jobs close to home. Click here to learn more about the program.
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Ottawa-Glandorf vs. Lake Catholic volleyball: Cougars’ state title streak snapped in reverse sweep in D-IV state semifinal
FAIRBORN — Lake Catholic’s reign as a dominant volleyball force has been impressive the past four seasons but there will be a new name on the marquee when the state champion is crowned this year. The Cougars won the first two sets against Ottawa-Glandorf in a Division IV...
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Meadowbrook's state title quest ends in grueling five-set loss to Coldwater
SPRINGFIELD - For the fourth time in seven years, the Meadowbrook volleyball team knocked loudly on the door of an OHSAA state volleyball championship. Once again, the Colts couldn't quite kick it in. In a gripping five-set thriller at Wittenberg University's Pam Evans Smith Arena on Friday, Nov. 13, Meadowbrook came up just short in its bid to finally get over the Final Four hump, dropping a heart-wrenching 3-2 decision (25-15, 26-28, 19-25, 25-20, 15-12) to the Coldwater Cavaliers in the Division V state semifinals The loss brings an abrupt and painful end to another banner season for veteran head coach Kelly Zehnder's squad, which closes the season with an impressive 25-2 mark. Meanwhile Coldwater (24-4) advances to Saturday's Division V state title match at Wright State University's Nutter Center. Five-set tussle Despite the bitter setback, Meadowbrook showed the championship grit that defines its 25-win season, rallying back from a slow start to push the perennial powerhouse Cavaliers to the absolute brink. Coldwater controlled the opening frame, riding the early momentum to a rather comfortable 25-15 victory. But rather than folding on the big stage, the Colts dug in and responded in Set 2. Trading blows past regulation, Meadowbrook edged
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Sidney voters will decide on recall measure Feb. 2
SIDNEY, Ohio (WDTN) – Tensions have been high between Sidney residents and city officials, and it all started when they realized a data center was coming to town. In February, Sidney residents will be voting on whether they want to add a line to the city’s rules about being allowed to recall city officials. At […]