BUSINESS
Schanz to leave CR
Chris Schanz, who has served as The Commercial Review’s sports editor for more than six years, will be leaving the newspaper’s staff at the end of the month.
Celina files suit against big bank
A threatened lawsuit against a regional bank is going forward.
Dream dwelling
Pat Daniels’ dream is coming true. Now she just needs two more bathrooms.
Day will focus on manufacturing
Jay County Commissioners have proclaimed Friday, Oct. 4, as Manufacturing Day.
Gillespie to succeed Bantz
Donald C. Gillespie will become the new president and CEO of CrossRoads Financial Federal Credit Union upon the retirement of Janet Bantz on Jan. 1.
New Tyson joining leadership
Tyson Foods Inc., parent of Tyson Mexican Original of Portland, this week announced the appointment of John R. Tyson as chief sustainability officer.
Bantz to retire at end of year
Janet E. Bantz will retire as president and chief executive officer of CrossRoads Financial Federal Credit Union effective Jan. 1, 2020.
Chamber 'Spotlight' event canceled
Jay County Chamber of Commerce’s “Spotlight” event on WPGW radio has been canceled.
Jay native Bickel will lead ACEDC
A Jay County native will be the new leader of economic development in Adams County.
Skelly to pursue graduate degree
The Commercial Review’s city reporter is switching roles.
Permit OK’d for Scout wind farm
Scout Clean Energy has been granted approval for another wind farm.
Adams celebrates 20 years in business
Roy Adams came to work at Jay County Hospital in 1983. He expected only a temporary stay.
Ardagh is refinancing most expensive bond
Ardagh Group, parent of glass container manufacturing plants in Dunkirk and Winchester, moved this week to refinance its most expensive bond, The Irish Times reported.
Environmental groups sue Tyson
A pair of environmental groups have sued Tyson Foods Inc., parent of Tyson Mexican Original of Portland, claiming the company’s marketing and advertising are deceptive.
Ardagh spins off metal business
Ardagh Group, parent of Dunkirk's glass container manufacturing plant, has spun off its metal packaging business, merging it with a company owned by the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.
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