Business

Localization of Marijuana Tourism

Mishal Charania

As the legalization of marijuana has been more prevalent throughout the United States, cannabis tourism has become equally as popular. Selling cannabis for retail...

Spiess leads clients to Health and Wellness

Curtis Deeter

Diana Spiess began her fitness journey as a two-sport all-state athlete at Central Catholic High School. From there, she went on to study Recreational...

Overcoming Grief One Baked Good at a Time: Jera’s Heavenly Sweet Reopens

Lila Waterfield

“I want people to feel at home, to feel safe, to feel comfortable when they come in.” Many Toledoans may have been missing their morning...

Marketplace Changes – October 2021

Jeff McGinnis

Trevor Deeter has transformed the former Deet’s BBQ and Brewery at 413 Madison into The Brick Bar, a watering hole featuring a unique menu,...

Labor Day 2021: National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) Ohio/Michigan Chapter

Digital Media

Why to use a NECA Electrical Contractor: NECA contractors perform a majority of the electrical work in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. They hire only...

Local Day 2021: Sheet Metal Workers Local 33

Digital Media

The Sheet Metal Workers Local 33 Toledo District has been serving the Greater Toledo Area for just over 133 years. We are extremely proud...

Marketplace Changes

Digital Media

Marketplace Changes UPDATES IN LOCAL BUSINESS A new winery is open for business. Urban Pine Winery at 3415 Briarfield Blvd., Maumee, the former site of...

Marketplace Changes July

TCP Staff

Redline Athletics has leased space in a new building at 440 W. Dussel Dr., near Longhorn Steakhouse. With locations in 16 states, Redline...

Peloton pedaling to Ohio: New plant to bring 2,000 jobs to Wood County

Jeff McGinnis

Exercise equipment company Peloton announced on Monday that it will build its first United States manufacturing plant in Troy Township.

Marketplace Changes – May 2021

Jeff McGinnis

Sample beautiful local art and delicious drinks at Switchboard 419, a new bar opening downtown. Housed at 912 Monroe St., the former site of the Paula Brown Shop, Switchboard will feature live music and an art gallery. Search “Switchboard 419” on Facebook.

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