Ohio Business Review

Wapakoneta Commercial Property Auction Creates New Opportunity for Ohio Businesses
A commercial property combining business infrastructure, secure outdoor storage, and residential income potential is heading to auction in Wapakoneta, Ohio. Located at 14617 Kettlersville Road,

7 Brew Coffee Celebrates Greenville Opening With $14,682 Donation
7 Brew Coffee has officially opened its new Greenville location, bringing another national beverage brand to Darke County while supporting a local youth-focused organization. The

Spirit EMS Earns Business of the Year Recognition in Darke County
Spirit EMS has been named the Darke County Economic Development 2026 Business of the Year, recognizing the organization’s continued growth, leadership and service across the

Ohio Businesses Move to Claim Tariff Refunds Through New Federal Portal
Ohio businesses are moving quickly to access a newly opened federal portal, which opened on April 20, 2026, designed to return tariffs that the U.S.

Broadband Expansion Connects 20,000 Homes and Businesses Across Western Ohio
Spectrum’s broadband expansion is reaching a major milestone across Western Ohio, bringing high-speed internet access to more than 20,000 homes and businesses. The rollout includes

Western Ohio Freight Route Gains New LV Petroleum Travel Center
LV Petroleum is expanding its footprint in Western Ohio with the purchase of a full-service travel center along one of the region’s busiest freight corridors.

Auglaize County Farmers Plan for the Future of Local Agriculture
Farmers and landowners in Auglaize County spent the afternoon of Jan. 22, 2026, gathering in Wapakoneta to look ahead at the future of local agriculture.

Ohio Holiday Retail Sales Forecast: 3.1% Growth to $32B in 2025
With the 2025 holiday season nearly wrapped up, Ohio’s retail picture is coming into focus. Sales momentum held steady, online shopping continued to carry weight,

Ohio Lawmakers Consider Cash-Required Payment Mandate
Ohio lawmakers are weighing a proposal that would require businesses and government offices to accept cash for purchases of up to $500. The Currency Access