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GE Aerospace invests nearly $500,000 in Southwest Ohio workforce training
GE Aerospace and the GE Aerospace Foundation are investing nearly $500,000 in Southwest Ohio workforce training programs. The funding will support manufacturing, welding and technician training at Sinclair Community College, the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology and the Talent Collaborative of Greater Cincinnati. The investment is part of GE Aerospace’s $30 million Lifting Futures initiative, which aims to train 10,000 workers by 2030.
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Iconic Covington hotel, revolving restaurant under contract, transformation planned
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - An out-of-town investor group intends to buy and transform Covington’s Radisson Hotel and its iconic top-floor revolving restaurant. Miami, Fla.-based GenX Capital Partners is behind the investor group, which in recent days put the 18-story, 220-room hotel building under contract, according to Mark McClure,...
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Zesto locations closing for the season
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Some Fort Wayne Zesto locations are closing for the season this week. The Zesto on Saint Joe Center Road and another at Coldwater Crossing are closing Sunday. Both locations are offering up deals as they close out the season. Customers can stop by between 11...
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Downtown Tiffin Entrepreneur Expands Business with Something for your SOUL
TIFFIN, OHIO – September 28, 2026 – Amanda Byrd, owner of SOUL Boutique in Downtown Tiffin, has launched a new business, Something for your SOUL, offering curated charcuterie meals made with locally sourced ingredients. The new venture expands Byrd’s commitment to wellness, creativity, and community connection through food.
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Sheetz shows off new Findlay distribution center
FINDLAY — A new northwest Ohio distribution center will hold a key role in Sheetz’s continued expansion. “This is really a strategic location for us,” said Travis Sheetz, president and CEO of the convenience store brand, as he prepared to ceremonially open the 512,318-square-foot Findlay facility with a ribbon cutting Tuesday. “Northwest Ohio is in the center of our future push in terms of new stores — from a Michigan standpoint, continuing to backfill in Ohio, and also pushing out,” he said. The $169 million facility is set to supply all of Ohio’s 140 stores as well as Michigan’s 15. It is also set to be able to take on additional facilities in Michigan and be the main distribution center as the chain expands into Indiana. That new frontier that is planned for 2027. Sheetz officials said the facility could end up supplying more than 200 stores. Pennsylvania-based Sheetz currently has 850 locations in Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Ohio, and North Carolina. The chain offers gas as well as hot and cold food items and drinks. The Findlay distribution center will join two others the company operates in Burlington, N.C., and Claysburg, Pa. Sheetz expanded into Toledo in
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Hilger Family Farm owner speaks on Gov. Braun gas tax suspension
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Load and Lock brings indoor, climate-controlled storage to Greenville
GREENVILLE, Ohio — Residents looking for extra storage space can find a new option at Load and Lock Climate Controlled Storage, where indoor units protect belongings from the weather and provide convenient year-round access. Owned by Bill Coomer and John Baumgardner, the business at 395 Martin St. offers brand-new...
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Fort Wayne Kroger set to be open 24/7 as part of pilot program
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - One Fort Wayne Kroger location is set to be one of many that are participating in a small pilot program that’ll test the store being open for 24 hours a day. The local store that joins the list is the Kroger at 6002 Saint...
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Watch: Getting back in the cab
Farming has always been a way of life for Logan Heath of Quincy, Ohio. After a life-changing accident during his senior year of high school left him paralyzed, Heath faced the possibility of never returning to the farm. But with support from Rachel Jarman, Dr. Dee Jepsen, and the team at Ohio AgrAbility, he found new ways to stay involved in the operation he loves.
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Scott Equity Exchange Co, Gearing Up for Harvest!
With the completion of the “New Bin” as showcased in a previous article this year, Scott Equity Exchange is looking forward to a productive harvest season. With construction complete, General Manager Sadie Litzenberg states, “What excites me about our new bin is that it is the first of a 3-phase outlook of expansion for the co-op. Our long-term plan is to add another 500,000-bushel bin, 40,000-bushel wet bin, and grain dryer as “phase 2”. The final phase will be to demolish the original elevator and uphill pit. Once that is done, we will have room to update the dry fertilizer and chemical building. This new building is just the beginning of a long-term vision from myself and the board members and will take quite a few years. In the meantime, it will mean quicker turn-around times during harvest, separate lines for soybeans and corn, and the obvious extra space for grain to accommodate our vision of Scott Equity Exchange being able to help more growers.