You are here

Business

Studio Silhouette brings new retail options to Main Street

Rachel Davis fulfilled a dream this month by moving her business from her home to Main Street.
 
MORE PHOTOS AT BOTTOM OF STORY - 

Section: 

Bluffton residents Scott - Banman's Talk in a Box game at Book Reviews' Saturday event

Book ReViews, 123 S. Main St., celebrates Valentine’s Day all month with two special events plus a book discount, according to Dr. Christina Walton, store manager.

•  The creators of the game, “Talk in a Box,” Saturday, Feb. 6, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 
• Jenny Frankart of Rustic Bendz, Saturday, Feb. 13,  from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Feb. 6 event
Stan Scott and his wife, Nancy Banman of Bluffton, created a game that involves “more than small talk…talk that matters.” 

Section: 

Best Friend's Day all month at Polished

It's "Best Friend's Day" all month at Polished Nails and Body Salon, 417 N. Main St., Bluffton.

Joan Frederick says that means there a 10 percent off opportunity for friends. Call or stop in at Polished for details at 419-358-0001.

Section: 

Citizens National Bank named Bank of the Year by Ohio Statewide Development Corp.

Citizens National Bank was recently named Bank of the Year by the Ohio Statewide Development Corp. (OSDC), according to Michael Romey, CNB president and CEO.

Section: 

New owners for Fortman Insurance, and company stays in the family

Jonathan Fortman and Zachary Fortman, sons of John and Catherine Fortman, recently purchased the Ottawa and Bluffton businesses of Fortman Insurance Services. 
 
Company founders, John and Catherine, will continue to stay active in the business. 
 
John Fortman started Fortman Insurance Services in November 1978, and his wife, Catherine, joined him in 1982.
 

Section: 

Local Union 776 assists family of child stricken with cancer

The apprentices of Plumbers, Pipefitters & Service Technicians Local Union 776 along with a number of volunteers in the community are helping to update a Lima area home for the family of a child with cancer.

10-year-old Brandon Schindler was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndromes or MDS in March 2014. Brandon has undergone a bone marrow transplant and is now receiving treatments to stop his body from rejecting the new cells. Before he can return home from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital later this year, his Shawnee Township home must be germ free.

Section: 

Pages