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Local pet care business expanding

Local pet care business expanding

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19) - Princess Gentle Paws Pet Sitting and Care, LLC, made the announcement on Wednesday that it has expanded its “referral-only” business model to include full-service companion and care provider services.

Services will be olffered 24/7, 365 days, in the Liberty Township, West Chester, Fairfield, Hamilton, Monroe, Mason and Trenton areas.

Those services include:

  • Daily care
  • Vacation care
  • Limited in-our-home vacation care
  • Pet Jogging/Running service
  • Funeral service handling and care for pets attending their special person’s passing service—available through Avance Funeral Home
  • Pet Taxi to groomers and vets
  • 24/7 emergency service
  • FREE consults
  • Club Princess frequent sit incentive program

Get more information at www.princessgentlepaws.com

Fairfield woman now working as mortgage loan originator at First Financial Bank

Fairfield woman now working as mortgage loan originator at First Financial Bank

MIDDLETOWN, OH (FOX19) - Fairfield resident Amanda Marcero has joined First Financial Bank as a mortgage loan originator. Marcero will serve clients throughout Butler County and the surrounding communities from her central location at the Breiel banking center, at 815 S Breiel Blvd. in Middletown.

“With interest rates at historic lows, now is an ideal time to purchase a new home, and Amanda is eager to help our clients find the right lending solution that fits their financial needs and plans for the future,” said Ed Hensley, First Financial Bank’s director of mortgage lending.

Marcero has more than eight years of mortgage banking and financial expertise. With extensive experience in a variety of loan products, including conventional fixed-rate and adjustable-rate loans, FHA, VA and other specialized financing, she will knowledgeably guide clients through each step of the mortgage process to determine the loan that’s right for them.

New business loan program supports economic development in Middletown

New business loan program supports economic development in Middletown

MIDDLETOWN, OH (FOX19) - First Financial Bank and Downtown Middletown have formed a partnership to offer a business loan program to spur local economic growth and development. The Micro Business Lending Program is available to small business owners in Middletown.

“At First Financial, we’re committed to investing in the communities we serve,” said Jason Newport, First Financial Bank’s retail market manager. “This program will allow us to support local small business owners and help them position their company for greater success.”  

The Micro Business Lending Program targets businesses with revenues up to $500,000 per year or with ten or fewer employees. The maximum loan amount available is $10,000 and borrowers are eligible for one loan at a time.

Liquidation sale being held at Middletown Blockbuster store

Liquidation sale being held at Middletown Blockbuster store

MIDDLETOWN, OH (FOX19) -

Ground broken on new Butler County emergency room

Ground broken on new Butler County emergency room

HAMILTON, OH (FOX19) - TriHealth announced Thursday they have broken ground on a new 10,500 square-foot emergency department at TriHealth’s Bethesda Butler County Hospital located at 3075 Hamilton Mason Road in Hamilton.

The new emergency department will be attached to the imaging center and surgery building. Expanded cardiac services will also be housed in the center which will include new space for cardiologists and cardiac imaging.

“This is an investment in improving the health of the residents in Butler and surrounding counties,” said John Prout, President and Chief Executive Officer of TriHealth.

Cincinnati State, Middletown Chamber to talk opportunities

Cincinnati State, Middletown Chamber to talk opportunities

MIDDLETOWN, OH (FOX19) - Cincinnati State representatives will address members of the Middletown Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, June 12 to discuss the potential business benefits associated with the opening of the College’s Middletown campus.

The meeting will begin at 8 a.m. at the Middletown Senior Center, 3907 Central Avenue, near what will be the first building in use when Cincinnati State opens its new campus at 1 North Main on Aug. 29.

Renovations to the building have begun, and enrollment of students is underway. (Students may enroll online through www.cincinnatistate.edu/middletown or at “Fast Track” sessions held from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. every Saturday at the Middletown City Building.)

The overall theme of the June 12 “Coffee and Conversation” session is, “How can your business benefit from Cincinnati State Middletown? It’s Your Community College!”

Specific topics include:

Middletown High School athlete wins Milk Mustache award

Middletown High School athlete wins Milk Mustache award

 

MIDDLETOWN, OH (FOX19) – Middletown high School’s Aunjanna Million has won a 2012 Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year (SAMMY) Award.

She is part of a group of 25 high school seniors selected by a panel of athlete Milk Mustache judges including Chauncey Billups, Dara Torres and Tony Hawk, from more than 30,000 applicants across the country. The winners are top performers when it comes to academics, athletics, community service and leadership, and also include milk in their daily routines.