BEAVERCREEK — Ohio University is planning a Digital Design Studio at the school’s Russ Research Center in Beavercreek even as the school’s foundation plans to sell the property where the center is located. The university’s Digital Design Studio would offer… Read More »Ohio University Digital Design Studio in Beavercreek may benefit Wright-Patterson, defense contractors
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and JobsOhio leaders on Tuesday said Ohio faces a “generational opportunity” to ignite the state’s economy after a record-setting year and with particular focus on the military and federal sector. “The pandemic has exposed the disadvantages… Read More »JobsOhio focuses on military and federal sector, sees record growth
Over 50 people gathered to celerate the 25th anniversary of the privatization of the former Newark Air Force Base at Heath’s Central Ohio Aerospace and Technology Center campus on Friday morning. Michael Murasky, Boeing Guidance Repair Center site manager, kicked… Read More »Port Authority marks 25 years of Newark Air Force Base privatization
MANSFIELD — Governor Mike DeWine applauded the U.S. Air Force’s announcement Wednesday that the Mansfield Air National Guard Base, home of the 179th Airlift Wing, has been selected as the preferred site for the Air National Guard’s first Cyber Warfare… Read More »Mansfield selected as preferred site for Air National Guard’s 1st Cyber Warfare Wing
With the creation of a new military cabinet position, Gov. Mike DeWine is strategically positioning Ohio as a military and aerospace powerhouse to attract defense-related jobs and to protect the state’s military installations like Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. DeWine appointed… Read More »DeWine takes steps to position Ohio as military powerhouse
It may be one of the largest employers in Richland County, but Mansfield Air National Guard Base has had a tough go of things recently. As many as 20 of the base’s 32 buildings are at or past their operational… Read More »Ohio’s $14B defense business is at risk without coordinated efforts, industry leaders fear