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Commissioners hear 'Moose on the Loose' update from Chamber; discuss local energy projects

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades issued a proclamation in honor of Small Business Saturday during their Wednesday, Nov. 4 meeting, as they heard updates from Highland County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jamie Wheeler on the return of the Chamber’s popular “Moose on the Loose” campaign.

Highland County, OH · 2d
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WDTN

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Alert: Power outage set for Monday in Lebanon

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Lebanon Division of Police has issued an alert after a crash recently damaged the city’s electric infrastructure in the Countryside Subdivision.  Officials said the electric crews responded, secured the area and prevented an immediate power outage.  “More extensive repairs are necessary that will require a temporary power outage to safely […]

Lebanon, OH · 1d

WHIO Dayton

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Culver’s eyeing former local Frisch’s location

New developments for several former Frisch’s big boys across Montgomery County.

Montgomery County, OH · 2d

NewsForce 24/7

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Tiny Piketon Nonprofit Helps Turn Portsmouth Site Toward New Industry

A nonprofit with just three staff members has become a central player in turning the former Portsmouth uranium enrichment plant near Piketon into a hub for new industry, with more than 350 acres of federal land now transferred into local hands, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, reported by the Scioto Valley Guardian. The […]

Portsmouth, OH · 3d

myfamilytravels.com

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Ohio Man Lost His Job in 1932 and Spent 12 Years Building a Miniature World in His Backyard

When an Ohio foundry worker lost his job during the Great Depression, he began building a small fishing pond in his backyard. What followed was a remarkable twelve-year project that transformed an ordinary residential property into a miniature world of castles, churches, historical landmarks, and handcrafted figures. I have to...

Ohio · 8d

NewsForce 24/7

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Chillicothe Farmers Market Opens First Day in New Yoctangee Park Pavilion

The Chillicothe Farmers Market opened its first day in a permanent new home on Saturday, welcoming shoppers into the new multipurpose pavilion in Yoctangee Park as the centerpiece of the park’s grand reopening weekend in downtown Chillicothe. The market’s opening day in the pavilion came one day after the City of Chillicothe celebrated the completion […]

Chillicothe, OH · 1d

Chillicothe Gazette

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Ross, Pike County data centers differ greatly in size, power and water use

CHILLICOTHE— Data centers, data centers, data centers. Between the proposed data center in Chillicothe and the data center being built in Pike County it can feel like all anyone is talking about is data centers. That doesn't even begin to include all the conversations about the other data centers being built and either supported or protested by communities around the country. With so much talk, it is easy to get confused, especially when you are talking about two sites so close together, like the ones in Ross and Pike counties, which are less than 40 miles apart. Both of these projects involve turning brownfield sites into data centers, but that is largely where the similarities stop. Based on what project leaders from both sites have said, the centers will vastly vary in size, energy and water usage and more. Ross County The proposed data center in Chillicothe would be built on the former paper mill site, which is owned by U.S. Paper Mill, which is leasing the land to Alignment Engine. During a public meeting in September , David Stanfill with Alignment Engine said the proposed data center for Chillicothe is expected to be 6.5 acres in size, offer around

Pike County, OH · 2d

WKRC

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$29 million project to transform former woolen mill in Hamilton

HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) — A long-planned redevelopment of the former Shuler & Benninghofen Woolen Mill in Hamilton’s Lindenwald neighborhood is expected to move toward construction, with plans for 127 apartments and about 5,000 square feet of commercial space. Bloomfield/Schon is leading the approximately $29 million project at Pleasant...

Hamilton, OH · 1d

Knox Pages

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$2.67 million agricultural transaction in Liberty Township leads October property transfers

Knox County also saw several million-dollar properties and continued residential development in Howard Township. The post $2.67 million agricultural transaction in Liberty Township leads October property transfers appeared first on Knox Pages - Knox County News & Info .

Knox County, OH · 6d

takingthekids.com

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This Ohio Antique Mall Packs More Than 550 Dealers Under One Roof, So Plan A Full Day

More than 550 antique dealers share one building in southwest Ohio. That is not a typo, and it is not a weekend flea market either. The space stretches past 85,000 square feet. The doors stay open from 9 in the morning until 9 at night, seven days a week. I...

Fairfield, OH · 2d

Realty Today

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Data Centers Take a Beating at the Ballot Box, Putting Land Valuations on Notice

The vote wasn't close. In Trenton, Ohio, a ballot measure capping data center capacity at 25 megawatts passed with nearly 80 percent of the vote Tuesday. Eighteen other Ohio municipalities posted similar results, and the rejection spread nationwide: voters in at least 29 jurisdictions passed bans or restrictions on data centers, The Washington Post reported, while the Data Centers on the Ballot tracker counted 37 restrictive measures passed and six more leading as of Wednesday morning. Only one — in Harwood, North Dakota — was voted down.

Ohio · 3d

Main Street Dollars

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The IRS gives storm-hit taxpayers in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay federal taxes

Taxpayers hit by the Aug. 10 storms in seven Ohio counties, including Franklin County around Columbus and Hamilton County around Cincinnati, now have until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay many federal taxes. The IRS announced the relief on Oct. 14. It covers individual and business returns, along with some tax payments that would […]

Cincinnati, OH · 16h

decorhint.com

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We Ranked The 10 Best Farmers Markets In Kentucky, And The Top Spot Might Surprise You

One farmers market on this list started out with just six vendors. Today it counts more than 90. I love that kind of glow-up, because it means a whole town kept showing up on Saturday mornings. Another market here pairs local chefs with nearby farmers for special tasting events. A...

Kentucky · 2d

WKRC

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Cincinnati company to build what's to be world's largest indoor wooden roller coaster

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WKRC) - Kentucky Kingdom says it will open the world’s largest indoor wooden roller coaster in spring 2027. The ride, called Midnight Showdown, will feature 1,130 feet of wooden track inside a building more than three stories tall, the park said. The family-friendly, horse racing-themed coaster will have two trains, each seating 10 riders.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

The Cincinnati Exchange

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3CDC completes $5.1M purchase of former church campus in Over-the-Rhine

3CDC has completed its $5.1 million purchase of the former St. Francis Seraph Church campus in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. The acquisition, finalized October 20, includes seven parcels previously owned by the Franciscan Friars of the Province of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The purchase follows a city partnership intended to preserve services at the St. Anthony Center while Cincinnati develops its proposed Center of Care initiative. Specific redevelopment plans for the historic church property have not yet been announced.

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

Fox 19

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Women-owned boutique wine shop opens on Cincinnati’s West Side

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Two Cincinnati women with a shared love for wine have turned their passion into a new West Side experience for all. Sayler Park Sips, a wine shop and gathering spot, is set to open Friday, Nov. 6 at 6574 Gracely Dr. in the historic Sayler Park neighborhood.

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Cincinnati Inventory Surges as Homes Spend More Time on the Market

Cincinnati buyers found more options and more time to decide, as inventory surged and homes stayed on the market longer.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

WKRC

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Mystery tenant peels back plans for shuttered Cincinnati brewery space

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A new mystery tenant in East Walnut Hills has revealed itself ahead of its opening next month. The Gardens, a first-of-its-kind retailer at 2800 Woodburn Ave. that offers a mix of food and boutique goods, will hold a grand opening Dec. 11-12 during East Walnut Hills’ WinterFest celebration. Its plans were first announced in August, taking over the former Woodburn Brewing space that shuttered in 2025.

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

dayton247now.com

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Employment Opportunity Center hosts Montgomery County Community Job Fair

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Dozens of local employers will be looking to fill positions across the Miami Valley at a job fair in Dayton Saturday. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the community is invited to meet with dozens of local employers who are hiring. Available positions range from entry-level...

Dayton, OH · 1d

vintageaviationnews.com

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Aeronca: The Journey of America’s Pioneer in Commercial General Aviation

The Aeronautical Corporation of America, originally formed as Cincinnati Aeronautical Corporation, was founded on November 11, 1928, in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is often shortened to Aeronca and became the first American company to produce a commercially successful general aviation aircraft. In 1941, the company officially changed its name to Aeronca Aircraft Corporation. The company began production in 1929 with the Aeronca C-2 monoplane, known as the “Flying Bathtub.” The “C” in its name stands for Cincinnati. In 1937, the company introduced the Scout, a two-seater model. The Scout evolved into the Chief and Super Chief the following year. In 1937, the Ohio River flood washed away the entire Lunken Airport area, destroying Aeronca’s factory, tooling, and nearly all early blueprints and drawings. Because of this, the company moved out of the floodplain in 1939 to Hook Field Municipal Airport in Middletown, Ohio. By October 1940, the factory had to expand by 25,000 square feet to meet production needs.

Middletown, OH · 4d