Cornerstone Research Group has developed heated boot liners that autonomously activate in temperatures as low as minus 49 degrees Fahrenheit.
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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.
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A production facility of PepsiCo in Cincinnati area will close at the end of the year.
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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.
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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.
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Global Medical Response, a Texas-based ambulance services firm, will shut down its Dayton-area locations this year, affecting over 70 employees.
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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.
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Yellow Springs Hardware in downtown Yellow Springs, Ohio, has been hosting blues concerts, improv comedy and gardening lessons, making it an unexpected gathering place in the village.
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Local grocery store Dorothy Lane Market will close its locations for the solar eclipse on Monday, April 8th.
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Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims, Jr. gave a state of the city speech in which he touted achievements, listed what needs fixed and pushed for renewing Issue 6, the 2024 proposed income tax measure.
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Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, a speaker at the Dayton Development Coalition annual meeting, talks about the Dayton and southwest Ohio economy in 2023, and ways to keep the momentum going.