🏗️ Cincinnati minority-owned construction firm secures state funds for upgrades. Megen Construction, one of the city's largest minority-owned construction companies, has received state financing to improve its headquarters. The company will use the funding to make a series of enhancements to its existing facilities. This development comes amid other significant business movements in Cincinnati, including manufacturing relocations and major acquisitions. The financial details and specific improvements planned for the headquarters were not disclosed in the announcement.
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💰 Township official dodges state probe over $9.7M gold coin scandal. Miami Township's Bob Matthews won't face investigation by Ohio's Auditor after attempting to purchase 3,000 gold coins without approval. Township officials had reported Matthews for allegedly withdrawing funds improperly and trying to fire the finance director who blocked the unauthorized transaction. The state declined to investigate because the township's fiscal controls successfully prevented the transaction from going through. Matthews now faces a lawsuit filed by township officials, with a response due by May 13.
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🏗️ Vandalia Rental launches specialized trench shoring services for construction sites. The Ohio-based company's new offering aims to enhance safety and efficiency in construction operations through dedicated onsite equipment support. This expansion reflects Vandalia Rental's commitment to addressing evolving industry needs while prioritizing worker protection at job sites. The specialized services focus specifically on trench shoring equipment, an essential component for preventing collapses during excavation work. Announced on May 1, 2025, this initiative represents a significant development for construction contractors seeking comprehensive safety solutions.
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