Smucker’s: It has to be good
by Lynne Thompson In 1897 Jerome Monroe Smucker began employing a delicious form of recycling at his small-town Orville cider mill. He used the pulp […]
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Letter from the Publisher
What impact will Ohio’s abortion stance have on workforce? Governor DeWine, only months into office, just signed into law one of the most restrictive bills […]
Building White Castle
America’s iconic fast food burger restaurant ‘slides’ into new marketsBy Lynne Thompson In 1921 E.W. “Billy” Ingram and Walter Anderson opened America’s first burger joint, […]
Above and Beyond
Elevate Akron aims to further develop the city through support of existing local businesses By Jordyn Grzelewski The Akron area is doing just fine. But […]
New Tech Brings New Challenges
Modern tech trail is fraught with danger for entrepreneursBy Terry Troy If Horace Greeley were alive today, he would probably say something like, “Go tech, young […]
Time to Dine
You Are What You Eat, When You Eat ItBy Lynne Thompson Cleveland Clinic Chief Wellness Officer Dr. Michael Roizen has a tip for winning that […]
No Good Excuse
Feeling Well Shouldn’t Stop an Annual PhysicalBy Lynne ThompsonThe I-feel-perfectly-fine-there’s-absolutely-nothing-wrong-with-me reasoning makes putting off an annual physical downright easy. But Dr. Randy Wexler, associate professor […]
Watching Our Six
Ohio’s distinct economies face unique challenges and opportunities. By Terry Troy CLICK HERE to read full article!
Big Strides
Doctors take extra steps to honor vets and connect with communityBy Janice Hisle Doctors are duty-bound to treat patients’ problems—and a group of Cincinnati-area physicians […]
Letter From the Publisher
The power of three. It’s a concept proven over time that to maximize effectiveness, you can have more than one thing working, but should have […]