Many businesses and organizations started right here in the Lima region, with the goal of making an impact in the region.
This year’s Celebrating Our Spirit looks at those trailblazers.
Many businesses and organizations started right here in the Lima region, with the goal of making an impact in the region.
This year’s Celebrating Our Spirit looks at those trailblazers.
LIMA — Rhodes State College in Lima combines technology and innovative thinking to educate students in six different healthcare fields.
LIMA — From specialty dog biscuits to baby broccoli shoots delivered to your door to ultra low-temperature freezers capable of chilling items to negative-86 Celsius, business owners in the greater Lima region are finding a world of business opportunities exist on the World Wide Web.
SPENCERVILLE — Charles River Laboratories is a global contract research organization that provides preclinical and clinical laboratory services for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries.
LIMA — The Lima region is heavy on industry. And in today’s world, that means that places like the University of Northwestern Ohio and Apollo Career Center have to be on the cutting edge of teaching in fields such as robotics and welding.
LIMA — They’re used daily, and may not be given a second thought until they’re closed or damaged: roadways.
LIMA — The Lima region has a long history of producing cars and other vehicles.
WAPAKONETA — Northwest Ohio is home to myriad companies large and small that produce components for the automotive industry and other vital manufacturing sectors.
LIMA —Nelson Manufacturing in Ottawa and Wannemacher Logistics in Lima are businesses that started small but have grown. Both have a wide reach, since they transport goods across different regions and even countries.
LIMA — Fuel is a gem that empowers products such as machines to go. The resource is created around the world and in the backyard of Allen County.
LIMA — Tom Ahl remembers the days when a brand-new car sold for $1,799.