Business

DAYTON- The Great Miami Riverway has announced the appointment of Ginger Clark as the new manager of the Great Miami Riverway, marking a significant stride in regional collaboration. Clark’s arrival marks a new chapter in the ongoing efforts to bolster the Great Miami River corridor.

VERSAILLES – Hotel Versailles, a boutique dining and lodging experience in the heart of downtown Versailles, is bringing back its chauffeur experience for Dayton and now Troy residents this summer named the AmuseBUS.

VERSAILLES — Midmark Corp., the only company transforming healthcare experiences through innovative design within the medical, dental and animal health environments, has announced Sue Hulsmeyer, Midmark chief people and administrative officer, is the first Midmark teammate to earn the Anne Eiting Klamar Leadership Award of Distinction from the Professional Women in Healthcare (PWH) organization. PWH named Hulsmeyer as the recipient of the award at the 2024 PWH Leadership Summit in Louisville, Kentucky, on April 30, 2024.

Sidney Chiropractic has recently added regenerative therapy to its list of treatments. The regenerative therapy consists of two types, the injection of biologic tissue into the affected area and the injection of platelet rich plasma into an affected area.

JACKSON CENTER – Efficiency Smart is providing a convenient and affordable way to purchase energy-saving products while supporting a local business.

SIDNEY — Continental Express recently unveiled their latest specially wrapped truck honoring professional truck drivers and American farmers for their efforts in feeding families across the nation.

SIDNEY — The Trustees of the Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Foundation recently met to review education grant applications for the 2023-24 school year.

JACKSON CENTER — Josh and Brooke Carter are proud to be opening their new cafe, Sip and Steam Coffee, in Jackson Center.

SIDNEY — AIM Media Midwest is pleased to announce Bryant Billing has taken over as editor of the Sidney Daily News.

COLUMBUS – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development in Ohio State Director Jonathan McCracken has announced funding for 40 projects through the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) for investments in renewable energy systems or to make energy efficiency improvements. These projects will help Ohio farmers and small businesses lower energy costs, generate additional income, and strengthen resiliency in their operations.