Business

Selling a home has its challenges, some of which go beyond the obvious aspects of determining an asking price and developing a marketing plan. Just trying to keep your home in immaculate condition while living there is no easy feat, not to mention being prepared for showings at any given moment. However, experience proves that there are some basic steps to take to alleviate these stresses.

A home’s electrical system is its bloodstream, and when you’re buying, you want to know that the flow is strong and safe. While a whole house inspection should be part of your offer, knowing just a couple basics will expand your knowledge.

GREENVILLE — Susan Barker has been promoted to executive vice president and chief financial officer of Greenville Federal.

TROY — In 2019, Edison State Community College and Hobart Service inked an agreement to facilitate the receipt of academic credit at Edison State for technical training conducted by Hobart Service.

PIQUA — With enrollment increasing and in-person learning set to resume for the fall semester, Edison State Community College announces the return of in-person services.

KETTERING — Kettering Health Network is now allowing up to two visitors at a time for patients coming in for an emergency visit, hospitalization or outpatient procedure.

PIQUA — Piqua Arts Council recently expanded their personnel with the hiring of Lily Stewart as their marketing director.

Have you ever tried to sell a dream? That’s what most buyers are looking for when they begin searching for their new home. They’re looking for peace, security, clean surroundings, safety, and a place to entertain their friends — their dream home.

PIQUA — Isaiah Industries, a manufacturer of metal roofing systems, recently had an 800-ton stamping press moved into their location at 8510 Industry Park Drive, Piqua.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A combined Collins Aerospace — which includes a Troy location — U.S. Air Force (USAF) and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) team has received the 2020 Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) Performance-Based Logistics (PBL) Award, Subsystem Level. The government-industry team, which included members of the USAF 429th and 417th Supply Chain Management Squadrons (SCMS), worked together to implement an F-16 and C-130 PBL wheel and brake program that resulted in significant USAF cost savings, while maintaining 100 percent warfighter support. Collins Aerospace is a unit of Raytheon Technologies Corp.