David Rees

Trade association PetQuip has launched its 2024 Awards, which are now open for entries. The 15 awards include categories for product, marketing, retailers, suppliers, sustainability and individual achievement. New categories for this year include rising star, employee of the year and best marketing campaign, with the UK retailer award now being split into independent and

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — Larger-than-life orange snails have popped up in central Ohio as part of a traveling art exhibit from Milan, Italy. The three snails have been placed on the front lawn o…

Retail group Maidenhead Aquatics has created a smartphone app to help customers manage their aquaria and ponds and to get the most out of their hobby.

Carnilove has extended its popular Treat range with a selection of freeze-dried treats made from up to 96% fresh meat.

Trade exhibition BETA International has chosen Medical Detection Dogs as its Charity of the Year for 2024. Medical Detection Dogs started in 2008, utilising a dog’s sense of smell to help detect conditions in humans such as cancer, neurological diseases, specific bacteria, and malaria, as well as supporting people with complex medical conditions such as

PLAIN CITY, Ohio (WCMH) — Construction crews have begun dismantling a historic central Ohio railroad depot that will be relocated as part of a new public square development featuring a park a…

POWELL, Ohio (WCMH) — A tavern boasted as an upscale sports bar has opened inside the former home of a central Ohio pizzeria. 1801 Tavern is now welcoming guests at 9721 Sawmill Road after op…

COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) — From Monster Jam at the Schottenstein Center to BalletMet's “Romeo and Juliet” at the Ohio Theatre, here are things to see and do this weekend in central Ohio.

Pet food manufacturer Pets Choice has made three new appointments, including a head of pet sales. Ken Davies has joined as head of pet and eCommerce sales having previously worked as the director of area sales at LeisureGrow PetFace. In his new role he will form part of the company’s senior leadership team, heading up

COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) — Legislators are advancing a bill to change the way a home is sold in Ohio, after the leading national real estate trade group settled a series of lawsuits and agreed to alter how agents are paid commissions.