Moving Out
The Cleveland Browns are officially leaving its downtown stadium By Bryn Dippold The Cleveland Browns have officially decided to move out of downtown and into […]
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Making Big Movies
Cincinnati is one of three finalists to be the new home for the Sundance Film Festival By Bryn Dippold The Sundance Institute has tapped Cincinnati […]
A Revitalized Downtown
New mixed-use facility is the next step in Piqua’s transformation By Corinne Minard Downtown Piqua residents will soon find more opportunities to work and play […]
Local Leadership on National Stage
Habitat for Humanity nonprofit leader joins the Obama Foundation Leaders Program By Bryn Dippold Dustin Fuller, the financial opportunity center manager at Habitat for Humanity of […]
Butler Tech to Establish Aviation Education Hangar
The $15 million project is in partnership with JobsOhio, REDI Cincinnati and the city of Middletown By Bryn Dippold Butler Tech has announced that it […]
Driving Business Development
OhioNet forms Ohio Industrial Resource Cooperative By Terry Troy It’s a case of a nonprofit helping for-profits. While it’s clearly a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, OhioNet […]
Thinking Inside the Box
A Cincinnati entrepreneur is changing the way we think about wine By Terry Troy A really good consumer product doesn’t necessarily have to be aged like […]
Partners in Innovation
Cleveland District exceeding expectations, has heavy medical and health care impact By Terry Troy By all measures, the Cleveland Innovation District (CID) has been a […]
Cintas Investing in Mason
The national company is growing and renovating its Mason headquarters By Bryn Dippold Cintas, one of Cincinnati’s five Fortune 500 companies, announced plans to modernize […]
Competitive AI
Staying ahead of our world adversaries is essential By Terry Troy While there have been a few articles on the potential dangers of artificial intelligence […]