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Builder cuts apartments, revises plan for massive Tri-State project
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Greater Cincinnati’s largest homebuilder is advancing a significant expansion to its largest residential community in Northern Kentucky, which, if completed as planned, would be Boone County's second-largest. It comes amid objections from residents over density and crowded local schools. Fischer Homes has filed plans...
WCPO
‘People don’t know where their clothes are coming from’: West End factory sends message to industry at BLINK
CINCINNATI — Madeleine Misleh picks up a control box and points out the wires. “White is positive,” Misleh said. “And black is negative.”. She laughs because she’s never done this before. Then, she shows me a waterproof box to plug them into. “This is basically a...
Cincinnati CityBeat
Animal rights activists have been protesting Kroger for months. Now they’re moving in
If you’ve driven around Over-the-Rhine at any point this summer and fall, you’ve probably seen them. A group of animal rights activists have been protesting outside Kroger headquarters and around the neighborhood nearly every single day since May. Late last month, their protests escalated dramatically when nine members...
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Colliers Represents ClarkDietrich in Anchor Lease at Ohio Office Development
Colliers represented ClarkDietrich in a 32,558-square-foot office lease that will occupy nearly three-quarters of a new office building at Montgomery Quarter, a mixed-use development located at 9260 Montgomery Road in Cincinnati, Ohio. John Schenk, senior vice president, and Matt Smyth, vice president, with Colliers | Cincinnati represented the tenant throughout...
Cincinnati CityBeat
Ohio’s largest cannabis brand expands to Cincinnati brick-and-mortar in former Frisch’s
Certified Cultivators, Ohio’s largest seller of adult-use cannabis, is expanding into the Cincinnati market. The new brick-and-mortar location was once home to a former Frisch’s in Cherry Grove. The goal is to open in the spring. It’s the latest step in Zach Weprin’s marijuana empire, which sprung form...
WCPO
BLINK expected to bring millions in economic impact to Cincinnati businesses
CINCINNATI — As BLINK returns to Cincinnati for a four-day weekend, local businesses are preparing for an influx of visitors and the potential for a major boost in sales. The light and art festival is expected to bring tourists and locals into downtown Cincinnati and surrounding neighborhoods, with restaurants, retailers and other businesses preparing for increased foot traffic.
WDTN
Grand opening set for Krazy Katz in Miami Township
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WDTN) — A West Carrollton tattoo and piercing studio has relocated to a spot near the Dayton Mall. On Saturday, Oct. 17 from 3 to 10:30 p.m., Krazy Katz Tattoos will celebrate its grand opening at its new location in the Mall Shoppes at 8148 N. Springboro Pike in Miami Township. Miami […]
cetconnect.org
Housing for All: Building Solutions Together
“Housing for All: Building Solutions Together” brings together residents, civic leaders, developers, nonprofit organizations, and policymakers for a live-to-tape conversation about the future of housing in our region. Together, we’ll explore the connection between stable, attainable housing and thriving communities. The discussion hosted by Ann Thompson, Producer and...
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Cincinnati.com | The Enquirer
Boar's Head returning to Kroger shelves after disruption
Boar’s Head deli products are back at Kroger ’s store at Newport Pavilion and will soon return to other local stores where they disappeared, a Kroger spokesperson told The Enquirer. The Cincinnati-based supermarket giant confirmed in September that three larger format Marketplace stores in Newport, Kentucky, Anderson Township and West Chester were out of the popular premium deli brand. On Oct. 5, the grocer confirmed it was coming back to its stores and should be restored to previous stock levels in the coming weeks. The Kroger spokesperson declined to discuss the reason for the disruption or how it has been resolved. Officials with Boar’s Head did not respond for immediate comment. Some industry observers and store officials speculated the disruption was due to a standoff between Kroger and a supplier. As of Aug. 31, Kroger has also stopped selling Red Bull energy drinks without explanation. Kroger woos 'under pressure' shoppers The disruptions come as the grocer’s newly-minted CEO Greg Foran has vowed to lower prices as cash-strapped consumers fight creeping inflation. Foran is seeking to jumpstart Kroger’s sales growth by emphasizing value and affordable options. Though he mentioned no suppliers by name, Foran told Wall Street analysts on a Sept.