The Schockman Lumber Group acquired the Requarth Lumber Company. Its history includes sales of lumber to the Wright brothers and surviving Dayton's 1913 flood.

Cornerstone Research Group has developed heated boot liners that autonomously activate in temperatures as low as minus 49 degrees Fahrenheit.

Carmazzi's Candy and General Store sits at the heart of Urbana's downtown. Its garnered multi-generational business for its history and hard-to-come-by vintage sweets.

EnterTrainment Junction, a train-themed attraction in West Chester, Ohio, has housed what the owners call the world's largest indoor model train display. It's closing in January.

Governor Mike DeWine has signed House Bill 50 into law. It will eliminate some housing barriers affecting people impacted by Ohio’s justice system. It went into effect in September.

A production facility of PepsiCo in Cincinnati area will close at the end of the year.

The Greater Springfield Partnership, the region’s chamber of commerce, kicked off EXPAND 2029 earlier this month. Through this campaign, it’s pursuing $6.5 million in public and private funding for a five-year local economic growth plan.

WYSO's Jerry Kenney speaks with Bill LaFayette, owner of Regionomics, an economics strategy firm in Columbus, about the state of the economy for the Dayton area.

Global Medical Response, a Texas-based ambulance services firm, will shut down its Dayton-area locations this year, affecting over 70 employees.

An unlikely machine from the past is inspiring a new generation to slow down. TB Writers Plus is one of 14 shops repairing and selling typewriters in Ohio – and the only one in Dayton. The owners say they are seeing an increase in demand, especially from young people looking for an offline hobby.