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Halfway through 2024, Ohio’s sports betting industry hasn’t slowed
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Year-over-year, Ohioans appetite for betting in sports seems to be growing. Just over $4.1 billion was bet on sports in Ohio through June, up from $3.8 billion at this same time in 2023, according to compiled data from the Ohio Casino Control and Ohio Lottery commissions.
Southern Indiana Bank Announces Merger with Heartland BancCorp
German American Bancorp has announced it will merge with Ohio-based Heartland BancCorp. You don't have to drive too far in southwest Indiana to run across a German American Bank building. Growing up in Petersburg, Indiana, I often remember seeing the company's large bank building on Main Street with the flags waving in the wind out front. To me, it's become a staple along the stretch of wide road, and I don't think the city would look the same without it. Since I was a kid, the corporation has grown tremedously and has just announced yet another feat that will expand services into a neighboring state.
Moderate drought spreads in Northeast Ohio while severe drought worsens southern counties
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Moderate drought conditions continue in Northeast Ohio, while also spreading farther east and to the south in the region. Meanwhile, conditions in southern Ohio have continued to worsen, according to this week’s U.S. Drought Monitor update released on Thursday. The portion of the state classified as...
Good Samaritan Hospital earns 1st spine surgery accreditation in Ohio
Cincinnati-based Good Samaritan Hospital has become the first hospital in Ohio to earn the Joint Commission's gold seal of approval for advanced certification in spine surgery. The seal reflects an organization's commitment to safe and quality patient care, according to a July 30 press release. Good Samaritan's spine surgery program...
Ohio Air National Guard F-16 Jet Jettisons Fuel Tanks Over Michigan, Triggers Explosion in Lake Huron
An F-16 fighter jet from the Ohio Air National Guard executed an emergency procedure over Michigan yesterday, releasing two external fuel tanks mid-flight, with one resulting in an explosion upon impact with Lake Huron. The incident provoked responses from several law enforcement and emergency services, including the Iosco County Sheriff's Office, who reported to the scene after hearing of the explosion at approximately 1:15 p.m. near Baldwin Resort Road, as detailed by CBS News Detroit.
Hospice of the Western Reserve expands Ohio footprint with acquisition
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Hospice of the Western Reserve, which serves 15 northern Ohio counties, on Tuesday announced the acquisition of Hospice of North Central Ohio. The agreement expands the Cleveland-based organization into Ashland, Knox, Richland and other nearby counties. If you purchase a product or register for an account through...
Ohio’s first cannabis-infused coffee shop has opened
While most of us associate too much coffee with feelings of anxiety and overstimulation, the same might not be true for the drinks served at one new Dayton cafe. Teapot Cafe Lounge, the state’s first coffee shop offering cannabis-infused drinks, opened for business earlier this year. Ohio’s only “infused...
Some Ohio Residents Can Now Get $25,000 for Injuries in 2023 Train Derailment
People who live near East Palestine, Ohio, can now get $25,000 apiece for any injuries they sustained after last year’s Norfolk Southern freight train derailment on top of whatever money they get for property damage as part of the $600 million class-action settlement. The lawyers who negotiated the deal...
Here's what is NOT included during Ohio's tax-free week
OHIO, USA — It’s time to save on Back To Class shopping and this year, the deals are going even further. Instead of happening on a single weekend, the sales tax break has expanded to 10 days lasting from Tuesday, July 30 through Thursday, Aug. 8. The sales...
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