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$1.2 million in tax credits will add 600 jobs, $96 million in investments to Greater Cincinnati

The transformation of the American economy over the last 30 years has significantly limited the usefulness of small issue IDBs, and job creators are seeking to update the law to enhance the effectiveness of the program.

Columbia Township JEDZ produced $760,000 in 2015 

Athens County exceeds goal for Community Energy Savers program, receives award

First Solar’s Ohio plant receives exclusive award for environmental excellence

Youngstown Warren Chamber using new JobsOhio program to make more sites “shovel-ready” 

Heath-Newark-Licking County Port Authority reveals $31 million 10-year capital plan

New source of economic development funding available for eight southern Ohio counties

PACE program helping PNC finance $3.3 million energy upgrade to downtown building

S&P awards investment-grade rating to Southwest Ohio Regional Bond Fund

New Albany seeking annexation of 75 acres from Jersey Township

PACE program helping PNC finance $3.3 million energy upgrade to downtown building

Two Columbus 2020 executives named to economic developers top 50 list

Ashtabula County Port Authority gets $178,000 grant from JobsOhio for environmental assessment

Riffle will invest $2.9 million for most recent expansion to keep pace with growth

$350 million Scioto Ridge wind farm moving closer to construction

Report: Lordstown may be site for two gas-fired power plants

Canton City Schools finalizes deal to lease land to Hall of Fame

Report: Lordstown may be site for two gas-fired power plants

Energy companies, policy makers, regulators, business owners and others are invited to Bricker & Eckler’s biannual “Energy Exchange” event on Thursday, March 31, 2016, in Columbus, Ohio. 

South Korean flooring manufacturer locates first North American plant in Ohio

Bellevue City Council approves resolution to make entire city a Community Reinvestment Area

Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County’s second economic development summit draws more than 100 area leaders

OSU moving ahead with plan to outsource its energy management

Supreme Court upholds “demand-response” programs