Business

A Toronto-based manufacturer of Indian snack foods is setting up shop in Clark County, with the promise of some serious economic benefits for the Springfield area.

Nickole Ross is the founder of medicinal cannabis processing center Noohra Labs in Dayton. She spoke on a panel about entrepreneurship in the cannabis industry.

Put on by the Dayton Young Black Professionals, Black Excellence Weekend continues through Sunday with networking events, a vintage flea market and an opportunity fair.

There are only two operational utility-scale solar farms in Ohio, but dozens more are in the pipeline.

Dayton's Minority Business Assistance Center received the largest grant in its history.

About 200 employees work in McGohan Brabender offices in Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus and Indianapolis. The employee benefits brokerage firm recently announced that those employees now own the company.

Dayton-based CareSource has been licensed to expand their services in Arkansas. They'll be working on a Medicaid program that serves people with complex behavioral, developmental and intellectual disabilities.

Dayton is one of only 20 YWCA locations to offer the Women Empowerment 360 program.

Ohio’s unemployment rate is 5%, just slightly higher than it was before the double-digit spike from the pandemic last year. “Help Wanted” and "Now Hiring” signs are common sights, especially at restaurants and retail stores.

Advocates are pushing a senate bill that will provide Ohio utility customers refunds of fees paid to bail out companies.

Fulton Farms in Troy is known for their "u-pick" strawberries, and Jim Fulton says this year has been his the best growing season in years.

Nearly 300 more deaths occurred in Clark County than in previous years, according to early data from Ohio Public Health. A Springfield, Ohio, funeral home is hoping they won't face the same workload this year.