Ohio Business Review
Nth Degree: Full-Service Interior Design Firm in Gahanna, Ohio
Nth Degree in Gahanna, OH, specializes in home renovation, real estate, and interior design. With over 20 years of experience, founder and broker Neal Hauschild and managing partner Jeff Ramm strive to offer the best and most personalized customer experience possible.
Ohio’s Minimum Wage to Increase to $10.10 in the Year 2023
According to a news release from the Ohio Department of Commerce, the state’s minimum wage will rise from $9.30 an hour to $10.10 for non-tipped employees starting January 1st, 2023.
Ohio Business Leaders Hold Roundtable to Discuss Workforce Challenges
Representatives of local businesses throughout Ohio gathered at the Shawnee Country Club in Lima to talk about workforce concerns in 2022.
Manix Construction: Dependable Home Builders in Greenville, Ohio
Manix Construction is a Greenville-based home builder team providing all your construction needs under one roof. Established in 2014 by owner Mike Manix, the company specializes in a number of construction services, including new home construction, pool construction, home repair, room additions, and remodeling.
Ohio Businesses Need Disaster Recovery Plan
The Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce recently organized a cybersecurity forum featuring speakers who shared advice with local businesses.
Meta Teaches Free Online Marketing Tips To Columbus Small Businesses
Facebook, one of the most famous social media platforms in the world, helped struggling small businesses across Ohio on how to grow their brand online.
Martin’s® Famous Potato Rolls and Bread Announces Expansion to Ohio
Martin’s® Famous Potato Rolls and Bread is coming to Ohio. Just recently, the Chambersburg, PA-headquartered bakery company announced that their fresh-baked products are now available
Homan’s Insurance: Reliable Insurance Agency in Chickasaw and Versailles, OH
Homan’s Insurance is a family-owned and operated insurance agency in Ohio with over 25 years of service in the industry.
City of Medina Sets Aside ARPA Funds For Small Business Grants
In a recent press release, the City of Medina in Ohio announced they had set aside $200,000 from its American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to help the city’s small businesses and microbusinesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
