Preble County, OH News
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Eaton, Ohio, is growing. With major employers like Henny Penny and Mars expanding and new job opportunities rising, the need for high-quality, move-in-ready housing has never been greater. Enter Georgetown Village, a brand-new community from D.R. Horton that is set to offer the potential for 32 new homes in Preble...
What if you could have the best of both worlds, a career with growth potential and a lifestyle that actually gives you time to enjoy it? In Preble County, Ohio, you can. Preble County offers a balance that's hard to find, being between major urban areas like Cincinnati, Columbus, and...
With YouScience, students can feel confident about their future, and parents can see clear pathways for their children's success after graduation. YouScience is a groundbreaking platform about to make its debut in Preble County schools. As the Preble County Development Partnership moves forward with supporting the integration of YouScience in...
Preble awarded additional brownfield funding
Dec 6 2024The Preble County Land Reutilization Corporation (Land Bank) was one of 16 organizations to receive funding for evironmental assessments at former gas station properties in the county.Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik last week announced $86.1 million in state support to...
Fewer Ohioans moved last year, continuing a multi-year trend that became even more pronounced during the COVID pandemic, says new data from the U.S. Census’ American Community Survey.The survey data also suggest that more people moved into the Buckeye State than out of it last year for just the third...
Are you a young professional looking for the perfect balance between excitement, career opportunities, and a high quality of life? Look no further than Preble County, Ohio. Located between four top ten cities named in Forbes' 2024 Best Places for Young Professionals list—Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, and Indianapolis—Preble County offers the...
When Archer Review CEO Dr. Karthik Koduru moved his small but growing company from Illinois to Texas a few years ago, he had the same things on his mind as the CEO of any giant multinational.“I wanted to move to Texas for the business-friendly reasons,” he told me on a...
