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JACKSON TWP. – A move into renewable energy segments is paying off for Timken Co. Last week the company said that over the past five years it achieved industry-leading growth in service to wind energy customers. As the wind energy sector expands globally, Timken said, it is ready to capitalize on demand for equipment and service. The company anticipates 2021 will be another record year for revenue in the wind segment and is confident it's well positioned to succeed over the long term. As global demand grows, wind turbines are being designed to be larger, more powerful and more efficient,...

Ohio U.S. Senate candidate Jane Timken says she wasn’t a 2016 Kasich presidential donor, but records say otherwise Updated Apr 14, 2021; Posted Apr 14, 2021 Jane Timken, former chair of the Ohio Republican Party, told a radio show host she didn't contribute to John Kasich's presidential campaign, but campaign finance records show otherwise. (Timken campaign photo) Facebook Share COLUMBUS, Ohio — Seeking to distance herself from former Ohio Gov. John Kasich, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jane Timken erroneously claimed on conservative radio that she never donated to his 2016 president...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Seeking to distance herself from former Ohio Gov. John Kasich,...

People on social media have been linking Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jane Timken to the actions of Stark County-based bearings manufacturer Timken Co., a publicly-traded company and not a private family-owned business. But Timken, who announced she was running for Senate on Feb. 18, has never worked for the Timken Co. or TimkenSteel, which was spun off from Timken Co. in 2014.  Fact check: Her only link is through marriage. Her husband, Ward J. "Tim" Timken, Jr. is the great-great grandson of the company's founder, Henry Timken. Tim Timken was the CEO of TimkenSteel and is currently a...

Ohio Republican Party picks ex-Trump campaign manager as next chairman COLUMBUS – Few people understand Republican politics in Ohio like the party's new chairman Bob Paduchik.  Before Paduchik was Donald Trump's guy in Ohio, he was President George W. Bush's guy and Gov. Bob Taft's guy and Sen. Rob Portman's guy. The political operative and Akron-area native has helped elect Republicans up and down the ballot for about three decades.  The election, which included an hour-long debate about whether to hold interviews behind closed doors, underscored certain fractures within the GOP. S...