Food & Beverage

New grants from the Storefronts to the Forefront program support the heart of Goshen and other neighborhood business districts.

The new, charmingly low-tech Aglamesis Bros chocolate factory expands candy-making capacity while maintaining family traditions.

The city’s economic base dried up when legacy manufacturers shut down, but a new wave of employers (led by Spooky Nook Sports) is attracting development dollars.

PLK Communities’ new mixed-use project respects the city’s history and residents’ hopes for the future.

The family-owned brewery develops new connections in its Union home town, at the airport, and across the nation.

The new Montgomery Quarter development is attracting popular local businesses and will soon add residential tenants.

Redevelopment of the old Macy’s store adds office and nightlife activity across from downtown’s iconic landmark.

Cincinnati’s iconic ice cream and candy brand keeps up with customer demand by expanding production and maintaining traditions.

The year-long “Storefronts to the Forefront” initiative brings new attention and new customers to neighborhood business districts from Ludlow to Milford.

New indoor farming facilities in Boone County and in Georgia will boost the company’s food innovation beyond this region.