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JOUNSON CONTROLS HALL OF FAME VILLAGE WEBSITEHere are your morning headlines for Tuesday, September 17:Akron Public Schools needs 20 teachers;Hall of Fame Village confirms merger;Judge allows鈥� -
JO INGLES/STATEHOUSE NEWS BUREAUGov. Mike DeWine has signed an executive order that sets up a new information sharing platform for state agencies. Lt. Gov. and InnovateOhio Director Jon鈥�
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Since 2003, JumpStart has been working to grow an entrepreneurial ecosystem in Northeast Ohio. Its mission is to promote economic transformation by鈥� -
Immigrants make up about four percent of Ohio鈥檚 population, but contribute more than five percent of the state鈥檚 taxes and start businesses more than鈥� -
A new resource is starting in Akron to help entrepreneurs who are working to manufacture products.Bounce Innovation Hub is partnering with the鈥� -
A hemp manufacturing facility is hiring for its opening in January in the Glenville neighborhood of Cleveland.North Coast Natural Solutions will bring 650鈥� -
A Kent-native is trying to make voting more fair and accessible. Pete Martin is the founder of Votem. It鈥檚 a mobile app that uses Blockchain technology,鈥� -
A Cleveland-based tech startup wants to make it easier for students to find jobs after they graduate. Wisr is an online networking site that facilitates鈥� -
Local manufacturers have easier access to a company that wants to help them grow.Cleveland-based Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network, known as鈥� -
An Ohio-based startup is trying to encourage retiring baby boomers to pursue entrepreneurship.Donna Kastner is the founder of Retirepreneur. It鈥檚 designed鈥� -
An Akron business owner thinks his company could be a leading force in the virtual reality industry. Eric Vaughn is the owner of the production studio Red鈥� -
Clevelanders who are interested in starting businesses have an opportunity to learn from successful entrepreneurs next month.Your Local Girl Gang, an鈥� -
A researcher at Case Western Reserve University discovered a new treatment for spinal cord injuries that may allow nerves to regrow and perhaps restore鈥� -
Cleveland Researchers Develop a New Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis and Launch a Company to Test ItA team at Case Western Reserve University has come up with a new approach to treating Multiple Sclerosis. They鈥檝e also launched a business to bring the鈥�
