Latest reporting from the Business desk.
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The Little Miami Conservancy has appointed Ginger Clark as executive director and added four new board members, including Milford track coach Paul DeNu, as the Loveland-based nonprofit prepares for its Nov. 6 Fall Gathering fundraiser at Great Council State Park.
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Chamberlain University is one of 478 schools nationally to earn an Opportunity College designation under a Carnegie Foundation classification that measures student access and post-graduation earnings.
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The Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Loveland will permanently close Saturday, Sept. 19, with 75% discounts on many remaining items, marking the third Greater Cincinnati Habitat thrift store closure since June.
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Clermont County's new Crisis Receiving Center, funded by a $1 million opioid settlement grant, is set to open in January 2027 at the Mental Health & Recovery Board's converted Batavia headquarters, giving residents round-the-clock access to behavioral health services.
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Chamberlain University's new Cincinnati campus in Sycamore Township opens Aug. 31 with a three-year BSN program built for working adults and career changers, arriving as the region faces a documented nursing shortage.
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The Milford Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Sept. 8, on a conditional use request from Express Wash Concepts to operate a Flying Ace Car Wash at 840 Lila Avenue, followed by a continued work session on the city's zoning code rewrite.
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Tavern Restaurant Group will convert a bar at deSha's in Symmes Township to carry The Pub brand forward after permanently closing The Pub Rookwood, its 25-year-old British-cuisine restaurant, citing rising costs and a strategic repositioning.
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LCNB National Bank will close its Loveland branch at 500 Loveland-Madeira Road and relocate to a newly purchased property in Symmes Township in the fourth quarter of 2026, paying $950,000 for the site.
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Loveland's Blooms & Berries Farm Market fired a part-time employee after she posted a racist comment about the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Shadeed Coggins, and the Probst family's public condemnation drew supportive responses from across the region.
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