AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Economy & Jobs: Ohio University leaders visited Toyota West Virginia’s Buffalo plant, highlighting a $3.3B operation that employs about 2,077 workers and produces hybrid transaxles—aimed at strengthening recruiting and long-term partnerships. Retail & Competition: Kroger’s $1.65B bid to buy Giant Eagle could still face regulatory scrutiny, but antitrust lawyers say it may be easier than Kroger’s failed Albertsons merger. Public Safety & Courts: A Clinton County grand jury indicted former Clarksville mayor John Neeley and ex-wife Amy Logan over alleged theft of more than $70,000 in utility payments. Child Welfare: Ohio approved a $1M emergency aid package for Vinton County after 16 children were removed in a child welfare crisis, straining placement costs. Health & Consumer Data: AG William Tong led a multistate settlement tied to 23andMe’s 2023 genetic data breach, resolving bankruptcy claims. Ohio Policy & Grants: Appalachian communities can apply for ARC’s 2026 Ready Local Governments training and grant program to boost federal grant skills. Weather & Health Watch: Cyclospora cases keep rising, with Ohio and Michigan among the hardest hit. Business/Banking: Huntington Bank plans to close 13 Michigan branches, citing network adjustments. Tech & Education: Ohio Dominican faces a federal lawsuit alleging retaliation and underpayment of a graduate assistant.
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