Ludlow Falls

Ludlow Falls, OH · Business
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Rittal Urbana expansion expected to create 182 jobs
Rittal LLC is expected to create 182 new jobs in Urbana as part of a statewide economic development announcement by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. DeWine, Lt. Governor Jim Tressel, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik announced approval of 10 projects expected to create 1,359 new jobs, retain 1,824 existing jobs, and generate more than $2.2 billion in investments across Ohio.
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Request for Proposal: Roundhouse Concession Facility
The Greenville Park Board is seeking proposals from qualified businesses, organizations, or individuals interested in operating the Roundhouse Concession Facility located within Greenville City Park at 725 E. Harmon Drive, Greenville, Ohio. Proposals should be submitted electronically in PDF format to Ryan Delk at RDelk@cityofgreenvilleohio.gov no later than 4:00 p.m....
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Premier Health names new CEO of Dayton-based health network
Premier Health has its next leader lined up. The health care provider’s board appointed Rosanna Morris, as the next president and CEO, effective in the first quarter of 2027. Morris will succeed Michael Riordan, who is retiring. Premier is one of the largest health systems in Southwest Ohio. It...
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Kettering Health to end Medicare Advantage contract with Anthem
Kettering Health announced recently that it will not renew its contract with private Medicare Advantage insurer Anthem (including Anthem MyCare). This change will take effect Jan. 1, 2027. Patients can continue using their Anthem Medicare Advantage plans through Dec. 31, 2026. Anthem did not offer contract terms that meaningfully addressed...
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Hegseth Highlights Defense Manufacturing Push with Visit to Future ‘Doomsday’ Planes
DAYTON, Ohio, and EAU CLAIRE, Wis.—Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth took his Arsenal of Freedom tour to the swing states of Ohio and Wisconsin on Oct. 20, highlighting efforts to boost defense manufacturing before the midterm elections next month, including by visiting future E-4C “Doomsday” planes. “We...
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A German Immigrant Started Growing Flowers in Ohio in 1905, and Five Generations Later the Family Is Still at It
One flower shop in Ohio has been run by the same family for more than 120 years. That’s five generations of people choosing petals, soil, and early mornings over just about anything else. The story began with a German immigrant who started growing flowers in 1905. His family never...