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Buehler’s Is Adding Three More Stops To Its Grocery Aisle
It’s a company that Galionites know well. Buehler’s Fresh Foods, the employee-owned supermarket chain with a grocery and OHLQ presence here, has announced plans to acquire three Sander’s Markets locations in eastern Ohio. This will expand its presence from 14 to 17 supermarkets across the state. The...
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First Chick-fil-A in Zanesville Opens Nov. 5 With Free Meals for Cow Costumes
Zanesville’s first Chick-fil-A will open at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 3541 Maple Ave., the company told the Zanesville Times Recorder on Oct. 29, ending a wait that began when construction started in May. The new restaurant is owned and operated by Preston Tippett and has brought about 100 new part-time and full-time […]
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Additional Ohio stores close as once-viral cookie chain faces slumping sales
A chain described as the “country’s fastest growing cookie chain” as recently as 2023 has closed multiple other Ohio stores, but that’s just how the cookie Crumbls. In addition to the closure of Crumbl Cookies’ Easton location shuttering earlier this month, the brand that began going viral on social media in 2021 has also recently closed stores in Brooklyn, Ohio and Lakewood, Ohio, according to a Restaurant Business report.
The Columbus Dispatch
Do full parking lots and full pews equate to economic success? Column
Rick Platt is President and CEO of the Heath-Newark-Licking County Port Authority with over three decades of experience in Ohio industrial development. He is a board member of JobsOhio. My dad taught me his skill at finding the best local restaurants. When our family traveled, he had a knack for finding out-of-the-way places to eat even though we’d never been there before. He had measures that weren’t always obvious or stated, but they worked. I once put my skills to the test in Europe. The best meal was at a second-floor restaurant in a small German village. No English menu. Ten tables. Stares from the “you aren’t from these parts” regulars – but darn good food. I’ve applied those inherited skills to industrial development. There are conventional measures. Population growth is the most obvious one. Media reports the ups and downs of a local economy when the Census estimates come out. I like to watch GDP and employment numbers. It’s not always the statistics that tell the economic story. We all look for evidence of prosperity without even knowing we are doing it. First Thought: Counting cars as a way to measure economic impact I look at parking lots in
The Coshocton Tribune
Aligned stresses transparency as data center project advances | Exclusive
COSHOCTON − Representatives with Aligned Data Centers say transparency and accountability are watchwords many are brandishing, especially as data centers become hot topics in Coshocton County and around the country. The company is trying to address those concerns while becoming part of the local community as construction continues on its multi-billion dollar data center campus at the Conesville Industrial Park. Aligned has a website and neighborhood guide providing information and answering commonly asked questions about the project. It also has a community engagement email for direct inquiries at coshocton@aligneddc.com. Members of the executive team spoke recently at Coshocton Rotary and Kiwanis club meetings. They've also met with all county school district superintendents and visited the River View and Ridgewood campuses. The company's efforts at community outreach come as the development has faced scrutiny over transparency and access to information. Coshocton resident Andrew Frank sought records from the Coshocton Port Authority related to the project, including correspondence, grant and engineering records and meeting minutes, ultimately filing a complaint with the Ohio Court of Claims over a dispute regarding some information. Frank's complaint was dismissed on a technicality. He is appealing the ruling. More: Lawsuit against Coshocton port authority dismissed on technicality
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
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Emergency Plumbing Heating & Air Shares October HVAC Maintenance Tips for Homeowners in Columbus, Dublin, and Hilliard, OH
COLUMBUS, OH - October 31, 2026 - As fall temperatures settle across Central Ohio, Emergency Plumbing Heating & Air is encouraging homeowners in Columbus, Dublin, Hilliard, and surrounding communities to prioritize HVAC maintenance before colder winter weather arrives. October is an ideal time to inspect heating systems, address minor performance...