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Tiger Material Handling to Add 26 Jobs in $2 Million Genoa Expansion
A family-owned northwest Ohio company that builds the racks, conveyors and lifting systems other businesses rely on is about to get much bigger. Tiger Material Handling, Inc. announced on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, a $2 million expansion in Genoa, in Ottawa County, purchasing the former Gordon Lumber building off State Route 51 and planning to […]
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A Leap of Faith Brews Success for Young Business Owner
BUCYRUS, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW) — A year ago, Ella Agee was a high school senior wondering what her future might look like. Today, the 2026 Colonel Crawford graduate owns Honey Bean, a mobile coffee business serving drinks across the area. After working at Spot’s Rolling Bean, Agee began...
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Fremont Paper Plant Shuts Down, 61 Ohio Jobs Lost to Wisconsin Move
A specialty paper manufacturer based in south-central Pennsylvania is permanently closing its converting facility in Fremont, Ohio, putting 61 people out of work starting Dec. 1. Pixelle Specialty Solutions, headquartered in Spring Grove, York County, informed the state of Ohio that it will shut down the plant at 2275 Commerce Drive, tying the closure directly to the sale of the business that kept the facility running.
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Class action suits are adding up after the Toledo chemical leak. Here’s what to know
TOLEDO, Ohio -- Another lawsuit was filed over the Toledo chemical leak that forced tens of thousands of residents to either evacuate or shelter-in-place last month. On Tuesday, Nurenberg, Paris, Heller & McCarthy and Groth & Associates announced a suit was filed against M.C. Tank Transport, Inc. and The Kenan Advantage Group, its parent company.
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The rise and fall of North Towne Square mall in Toledo, OH, and what took its place
Before North Towne Square mall went up at the top of Toledo, the land just below the Michigan line was an airfield. The mall opened in stages in 1980 and 1981, built to pull shoppers south from Monroe County and the rest of southeastern Michigan. By 2002 all three department...
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Here We Go Again Tackles Housing Instability in North Toledo
Reinvest Toledo and One Street at a Time (with technical and legal support from Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE)) have officially launched the Here We Go Again Project. The project aims to tackle the underlying causes of housing instability in low- to moderate-income (LMI) communities. Located within the...
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Toledo Blade Files WARN Notice for Possible Dec. 31 Closure, 116 Jobs
The Toledo Blade has filed a formal notice of closing with the state of Ohio, a step its owner was required to take ahead of the newspaper’s possible final edition on Dec. 31, 2026, The Monroe News reported. The Blade, through owner Block Communications Inc., filed Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification — WARN — and […]
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Personal injury lawsuit filed on behalf of numerous victims affected by Toledo chemical leak
Injury lawyers Nurenberg Paris announced in a release on Tuesday, Nov. 3, that the suit had been filed on behalf of eight individuals against M.C. Tank Transport and its parent company, The Kenan Advantage Group.
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Toledo Blade Files Closure Notice Covering 116 Jobs in Northwood
The Blade, Toledo’s newspaper since 1835, has formally notified Ohio authorities that it plans to close operations and eliminate 116 jobs, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act filing recorded by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. The notice, submitted Oct. 23, lists the action as a closure affecting 116 […]
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Home Genius Exteriors Opens Toledo Location in Sylvania on November 1
Home Genius Exteriors has opened a Toledo-area location, announcing on Sunday, Nov. 1, that its new office in Sylvania is among five new locations the exterior home-improvement company is launching across four states, according to the company’s announcement carried by PR Newswire. The Toledo location, at 4848 North Holland Sylvania Avenue, Suite 101 in Sylvania, […]
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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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Third Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Over North Toledo Chemical Release
A third lawsuit seeking class-action status has been filed over the Oct. 20 chemical release at the M.C. Tank terminal in north Toledo, according to The Blade, as reported in a summary by The Fostoria Free Press. The newest suit, Thiede, et al. v. M.C. Tank Transport, Inc., et al., was filed in the U.S. […]
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Michigan woman joins class-action suit over Toledo chemical leak
A Michigan woman is part of a class-action lawsuit against an Ohio company over last week's hazardous chemical leak that prompted evacuations and a shelter-in-place order. Erie resident Kathy Thiede is a plaintiff in the civil complaint filed Wednesday, Oct. 28 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan in Detroit, according to records. Attorneys with Ann Arbor-based Dubin Law PLLC and Raleigh, N.C.-based Bryson Harris Suciu & DeMay PLLC filed the complaint. It names West Chester, Ohio-based M.C. Tank Transport Inc. and its owner, North Canton, Ohio-based Kenan Advantage Group Inc., as defendants. The complaint asks the court to grant a jury trial to award damages and legal costs. What the suit says On Oct. 20, a ruptured chemical tank at M.C. Tank Transport Inc., 1266 Progress Avenue on Toledo's north side and near the Ohio-Michigan border, leaked glycidyl methacrylate . Officials said the chemical is a liquid industrial coating, but it can turn into vapor at a certain temperature. They also said exposure to it can cause eyes, nose, mouth, and skin to burn. The city evacuated residents within a mile radius of the property and ordered residents within three miles to shelter in place.