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An East Side food producer is supplying food boxes to Ohio food banks to help feed the states hungry.

A cannabis nonprofit has been raising money for food banks, cleaning up dispensaries, and trying to get a recycling program started.

The American fast-food chain set up shop in Reading, a borough roughly 40 miles west of London. It could be the first of hundreds of Wendys stores throughout the island nation.

“Has anyone found the silver bullet?” he asked. The quandary elicited several seconds of silence from the group of entrepreneurs and business leaders. Ohio small business owners are similarly stumped as the state prepares to lift COVID restrictions which have been in place since March of last year. On Wednesday, masks will no longer be required at retail stores and restaurants. Tables won’t need to be spaced at least 6 feet apart at pubs, taverns and diners. And capacity limits will be li...

After more than a year, Dicks Den is reopening. The venue wont have live music at first

People who live and work in West Jefferson expressed shock Tuesday after learning that four people had been fatally shot Monday. West Jefferson Police Chief Christopher Floyd told reporters on Tuesday that four people were killed in the shooting late Monday afternoon — three found inside and one found outside near the entry door to an apartment house on the 100 block of Jackson Street just north of Burnham Street. On Tuesday afternoon, police identified the victims: Andrew Thomas Swindall,...

Now it has only one.  Cameron Mitchell Restaurants confirmed on Tuesday that M, one of the citys most celebrated restaurants, will not reopen. The news came as a shock to those who worked or dined there. "The day that the governor shut us down, we all cried our eyes out," said Cris Dehlavi, the head bartender until the restaurant closed in March. "But we only thought it would be for a couple weeks. Its heartbreaking to know that that restaurant is not going to reopen." The upscale restaurant...

PHoto lede: 01 convention  Secondary: 02 convention When Stephanie Tersigni decided to open Jolie Occasions, her women’s clothing boutique, it wasn’t hard to find the right neighborhood to put it in. “The biggest reason I personally wanted to open a business in the Short North is because of the convention center,” Tersigni said. “It’s such a destination for travelers and out-of-town people. The foot traffic there is unbeatable.” Unfortunately, the Greater Columbus Convention Cent...

One person is dead after a 2-car crash on 315 early Saturday.

An 89-year-old man was killed in a struggle with a family member.