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Officers elected to NFIB Leadership Council for Ohio The officers include: • Albert Macre, of Albert F. Macre & Co. (Steubenville), vice chair; • Kelly Moore, of GKM Auto Parts (Zanesville), chair of the NFIB Ohio PAC, the organization’s political action committee, and; • Ty Baker-Baumann, of REBSCO, Inc. (Greenville), the immediate past chair of the council. Currently, the Ohio Leadership Council is comprised of 38 independent business owners from across Ohio who meet quarterly to guide the organization’s statewide activities. The role of the council is to offer input to the organi...
One of the most well-loved figures at Chase Field has been hit hard by the pandemic
Guests on the opening day were intrigued. Friends Stacy Lilly and Jessica Torres of Upper Arlington came to investigate. “It's like the adult plant version of COSI,” said Lilly, who is planning to hold a bridal shower in the space. (Customers can rent part of the space for special occasions.) “It's fun to see Grandview Avenue thriving again.” “I love the whimsy of it,” Torres said. “We're all at home so much now, and growing plants feels like you're doing something good for your home and yourself.” Expanding from online shop to brick and mortar Greendigs, a concept that was...
The Flag Lady's Store, a Clintonville institution for decades, has changed hands, from mother to daughter. Mary Leavitt, who founded the business by selling flags out of the trunk of her car in Illinois in 1980, has sold it to her daughter, Lori Leavitt Watson, who has has been involved in the business since nearly its beginning. “My journey began almost 38 years ago, hand-sewing and repairing flags in our basement,” said Watson in a news release announcing the ownership change. “I’m excited to continue building the next generation of The Flag Lady’s Flag Store, because I beli...