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Square 1 President Keith Schneider among winners of KBE Business and Education Partnership Awards - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Square 1 President Keith Schneider among winners of KBE Business and Education Partnership Awards - NKyTribune

The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE’s) on Wednesday announced NKY'sSquare 1 President Keith Schneider and Bluegrass Community Health Center (BCHC) as winners of the Kelly Award for Business and Edu

In Clermont County, safety nets are lacking for those facing homelessness - Vimarsana News

In Clermont County, safety nets are lacking for those facing homelessness

The federal government helped pause mass evictions at the start of the pandemic, but now, rental inflation and an unsteady economy could create a spike in homelessness.

Source: wcpo.com
Tri-State Black-owned businesses have $2.1 billion impact on economy - Vimarsana News

Tri-State Black-owned businesses have $2.1 billion impact on economy

Transportation and warehousing, health care and social assistance and other services like professional or technical services are the top three industry sectors for Black-owned businesses.

Source: wcpo.com
Amazon's West Chester location handles last-mile deliveries - Vimarsana News

Amazon's West Chester location handles last-mile deliveries

Amazon opened its new delivery station in West Chester in the fall, which will cover the greater Cincinnati area and help meet the growing delivery demands, especially during the holidays.

Source: wcpo.com
West Chester Twp. officials plan to spend less in 2021 budget - Vimarsana News

West Chester Twp. officials plan to spend less in 2021 budget

West Chester Twp. officials plan to spend less in 2021 budget Sue Kiesewetter, Special to The Cincinnati Enquirer USA TODAY NETWORK © Sue Kiesewetter/For The Enquirer West Chester Township trustees, from left, Mark Welch, Lee Wong and Ann Becker are seated with township administrator Larry Burks as the 2021 operational budget is presented and discussed. WEST CHESTER TWP. – Officials here are planning to spend $48.1 million this year, a 5% decrease from 2020. “This budget focuses on the township’s core missions and services and reflects West Chester’s ongoing commit...

Source: msn.com