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All State Fastener Expands Ohio Distribution, Seeks Acquisitions

Why This Matters to Distributors: All State Fastener is pairing warehouse expansion with additional production support services and an acquisition push. Its new Ohio facility puts more inventory near heavy truck manufacturers and their suppliers, supporting efforts to capture more customer spending beyond traditional fasteners. All State Fastener has opened...

Chillicothe, OH · 22d

Public News Service

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Gas companies profit, Ohioans bemoan lack of jobs

Residents in eight Ohio counties believe big business is giving them the shaft. Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Guernsey, Harrison, Jefferson, Monroe and Noble County citizens said a promise of more jobs in fracking is not being met. Fracking drills water, sand and a chemical mix into cracked rock formations to release trapped oil or natural gas to produce shale gas. Sean O'Leary, senior researcher at the Ohio River Valley Institute, said there's been great interest in gas deposits in northeast Ohio since the 2000s. "Many political leaders, certainly business leaders, saw the development of what would eventually become the richest natural gas field in the world would be a driver of economic development in the region," O’Leary explained. Generating natural gas produces substantial revenue , O'Leary noted, and since 2006, microseismic technology has advanced shale gas production while the need for workers has declined. A 2023 economic impact study by the American Petroleum Institute suggested 50,000 industry jobs would be created in Ohio. The absence of reinvestment in communities hosting fracking operations is considered troubling by industry experts, especially amid a weakening job market. Big business and policymakers are “turning their heads the other way,” O’Leary contended. "There are surprisingly few

Ohio · 23d

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From uranium to AI: Inside the plan to redevelop the former Portsmouth gaseous diffusion plant

PIKE COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) - National and local leaders gathered Wednesday to discuss the economic impact Pike County could see after completion of the American Energy Hub and the PORTS Technology Campus, which includes plans for one of the largest data centers in the U.S. — and possibly the world.

Pike County, OH · 23d

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Lindsey’s Collectibles to close shop

After nearly 50 years of business, Lindsey's Collectibles in The Plains is planning to close before the end of the year. The vintage and second-hand shop, located at 11 N. Plains Road, sells glassware, vintage jewelry, figurines, stamps and clothing. The store opened in the late 1970s by Lindsey Johnson...

The Plains, OH · 24d

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Mason County could miss out on millions in data center revenue, as 2 major projects go up

According to the latest report from Treasurer Larry Pack's office, Mason County could be missing out on major tax revenue associated with the two high-impact data centers going up in the area.

Mason County, WV · 23d

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OU closes Office of Instructional Design, fires employees

Ohio University’s Office of the Provost officially closed the Office of Instructional Design on Aug. 31. The Provost’s office decided to close the OID to focus on university priorities and changing educational technology, according to an email from Dan Pittman, the senior director of communications for University Communications and Marketing.

Athens, OH · 23d

Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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$10 million investment to transform historic Glass Press buildings in downtown Marietta

MARIETTA - The owner of a long-vacant pair of historic buildings in downtown Marietta announced on Tuesday a $10 million redevelopment plan Tuesday in partnership with state and local development agencies. The project is intended to transform the Glass Press buildings at 212 Putnam St. and 217 Union St. into...

Marietta, OH · 24d

WSAZ

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National leaders discuss major energy hub

National leaders discuss a major energy hub in Pike County, Ohio.

Pike County, OH · 23d

WHIZ

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Ford Motor Company awards Dutro’s for 50 years in Zanesville

ZANESVILLE, Ohio – An automotive dealership in Zanesville was recognized on Wednesday for 50 years of business with the Ford Motor Company. In 1976, Clay Graham’s father bought the dealership from family friend, Gene Dutro, after a garage fire. Now Graham is the CEO and co-owns the dealership with his brother, Bryan. Over the past 50 years, the dealership has grown and for Graham, a major highlight over those 50 years is the new showroom they built.

Zanesville, OH · 23d

Perry County Tribune

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Perry County real estate transfers

Sept. 11-24. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Brenda L. and Lloyd Kirker, lots 1031 and 1032, John H. Kelly’s Addition, New Lexington, to Lonnie Waggoner, $6,500. • Brenda and Jeffery T. Ivers, property in section 15, Clayton Township, to Perry Backwoods Campgrounds LLC, $50,000. • Joe Allen Faulkner, et. al., property in section 22, Reading Township, to Dorothy L. Shumway Trust, exempt, property transferred when the value of the real property or interest in real property conveyed does not exceed $100. • Roseanna Jones, lots 28 and 29, Hemlock Coal Company’s First Addition, Hemlock, to Roseanna Jones and Todd Sinift, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Regina Musick Sinift and Todd A. Sinift, property in Saltlick Township, Shawnee, to Roseanna Jones, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Perry County Land Reutilization Corporation, lots 18 and 19, Corning, to Andrew Fulk, exempt, property transferred from a county land reutilization corporation organized under R.C. section 1724 to a third party. •

Perry County, OH · 24d

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Social Security benefits to increase 3.6% in 2027

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - The Social Security Administration announced a 3.6% increase in benefits for 2027. The increase applies to Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Retirement benefits will increase by an average of $75 per month. Nearly 72 million people will receive a 3.6% cost-of-living increase beginning...

Parkersburg, WV · 23d

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West Virginia moves to save rare chestnut grove from AI development

Imagine surviving a disease that nearly wiped out your entire species, only to face another threat decades later. A historic grove of approximately 200 American chestnut trees in West Virginia became the focus of environmental concerns regarding the development of a nearby AI data center. On October 10, state officials announced a plan to preserve the trees and protect their genetic importance.

Mason County, WV · 25d

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette

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Fairfield County farms included in Ohio preservation effort

Fairfield County is among 36 Ohio counties where family farms have been approved for permanent farmland preservation through the state's Local Agricultural Easement Purchase Program , a move that will help keep agricultural land in production for future generations. According to a community announcement, the Ohio Department of Agriculture approved local sponsors to purchase agricultural easements on 58 family farms totaling 5,165 acres across Ohio, including farms in Fairfield County. The easements are funded through the Clean Ohio Fund and administered by local sponsors such as counties, townships, land trusts and soil and water conservation districts. Once an easement is purchased, the land is permanently protected for agricultural use. The program is designed to support Ohio's food and agriculture industry by helping prevent farmland from being converted to other uses. To qualify, farms must be at least 40 acres or adjacent to a preserved farm, actively farmed, enrolled in the Current Agricultural Use Value program, demonstrate good stewardship, receive local government support and not be located near significant development pressure. Landowners can use easement proceeds however they choose, though many reinvest the money into their farming operations. Farmland preservation expands across Ohio The Local Agricultural Easement Purchase Program is funded

Fairfield County, OH · 25d

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Downtown Marietta Glass Press buildings to be redeveloped in $10 million project

MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - A $10 million redevelopment project will turn downtown’s vacant Glass Press buildings into a mixed-use destination with housing, dining, office space and more. Ataraxia Properties LLC, in collaboration with JobsOhio, Ohio Southeast Economic Development (OhioSE), the Southeast Ohio Port Authority (SEOPA) and the City of...

Marietta, OH · 24d

WTRF- 7News

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Nucor Steel West Virginia opens applications for 2027 Nucor Technical Academy

APPLE GROVE, W.Va. (WTRF) – Nucor Steel West Virginia is accepting applications for its 2027 Nucor Technical Academy class, a career-focused training program designed to prepare high school graduates and GED recipients for electrical maintenance careers at Nucor. The 27-month program combines classroom instruction with structured, hands-on assignments alongside experienced Nucor maintenance teammates. Students begin […]

Apple Grove, WV · 24d

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$33 Bil PORTS-Pike Project in Ohio Will Be World’s Largest AI & Energy Campus

PIKETON, Ohio – A massive $33 billion power generation and AI infrastructure development project in Pike County, Ohio will unfold as the world’s largest combined AI energy campus. Backed by SoftBank Group, AEP Ohio and the U.S. Depts. of Energy and Commerce, the development will head into construction...

Pike County, OH · 26d

Gadget Review

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West Virginia’s Historic Chestnut Trees Threatened By Data Center To Be Relocated, Nscale To Pay Full Cost

Nscale will fund relocation of historic chestnut trees at a closed West Virginia nursery, keeping the site's genetic material available for conservation research.

West Virginia · 26d

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Student Spotlight: Building a Business, One Card at a Time

Written by: Nina SanBartolome (aes012@marietta.edu) Grayson Baumann, recruited by the Marietta Rowing team, is a freshman majoring in entrepreneurship. He is originally from Ojai, California but decided to pack up his life and move across the country to Marietta, Ohio. Baumann has been around business his whole life; his parents started their own companies when they were young. So, from an early age, they taught him to always think like a businessman.

Marietta, OH · 25d

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