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Celebrities and roadies wear them, and they're made right in Dayton, Kentucky, population 5,469. They're specialty credentials, like backstage passes, and Otto Printing and Entertainment Graphics on Clark Street specializes in them. Dayton also is home to a company that makes IDs of another kind - rabies tags for dogs, ear tags for livestock and wing bands for poultry, just to name a few. That's HASCO Tag Co., and they've been in business over 100 years. More recently, entrepreneurs have opened a specialty gelato/coffee shop and pizzeria. This Campbell County community also, boasts some gorgeous old homes, churches and commercial buildings, as well as a popular marina and the soon to be Manhattan Harbor Project will boast the region's first 'wired' city.
Dayton Features
SpringBoard grads infuse city with creative startup energy
Gina Gaetano
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Laura Chenault took an abandoned garage on Spring Grove Avenue and transformed it into a space for everything from filming indie documentaries and music videos to hosting cooking classes, dinner parties and dance parties, too. But she didn’t do it alone.
Condo conversion: Bellevue church attracts suburban buyers
Evan Wallis
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
A new generation of Cincinnati workers is foregoing suburban lifestyles and finding unique, urban living spaces — and not just in Over the Rhine. At St. Anthony Lofts in Bellevue, Kentucky, buyers praise the stunning architecture and proximity to downtown.
Ten Things To Watch in 2011
Sean Rhiney
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
Hotels, revitalized retail and the elusive grocery store blossom in downtown. Light rail attempts a comeback. A home-grown music festival turns ten. Dogs having their day. These are just some of the things Soapbox will be watching in 2011.
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