Fire at extended stay hotel in Beavercreek triggers evacuation
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A fire at the Suburban Studios extended stay hotel in Beavercreek on Thursday night, which triggered an evacuation, is under ...
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Wright-Patt heavily driving new hotel boom in Beavercreek
The addition of a new dual-branded Marriot hotel is expected to bring 160 new rooms in the parking lot of the former Sears at the Mall at Fairfield Commons. That makes a total 463 hotel rooms across ...
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Hotels Near Hilton Garden Inn Dayton, Beavercreek
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Hotels Near Home2 Suites by Hilton Dayton, Beavercreek
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Fire at extended stay hotel in Beavercreek triggers evacuation
BEAVERCREEK — A fire at the Suburban Studios extended stay hotel in Beavercreek on Thursday night, which triggered an evacuation, is under investigation. No one was injured and everyone was able to ...
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Beavercreek council to vote on resolution affirming beaver as mascot
The Beavercreek City Council will vote in an upcoming meeting on a resolution that will affirm the beaver as its historic ...
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Upper Arlington bakery supporting Beavercreek business in legal fight against Buc-ee’s
The Original Goodie Shop in Upper Arlington is selling cookies in support of Beaver’s Mini Mart in Beavercreek, which is facing a trademark infringement lawsuit by gas station giant Buc-ee’s, which ...
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Buc-ee’s responds as beaver battle gains national attention
As the lawsuit between Buc-ee’s and Beaver Mini Mart continues, the former is speaking out for the first time. As the beaver ...
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Buc-ee’s sues Ohio small business over logo dispute
BEAVERCREEK, Ohio (WXIX) - A Texas travel giant is taking on a Beavercreek corner store, and the community is fighting back. Beavers are a common theme throughout this city, from the high school ...
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Buc-ee’s just sued a tiny Ohio store called Beaver’s Mini Mart -- DeWine calls that ‘absurd’
COLUMBUS, Ohio - It’s beaver vs. beaver in this convenience store war, and Gov. Mike DeWine is calling for a truce. The Texas-based Buc-ee’s, famous for filing trademark lawsuits against smaller ...
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Community rallying behind Ohio store being sued by Buc-ee's over logo branding
Support continues to grow for an Ohio business being sued by a popular convenience store chain that recently opened in the ...
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‘Don’t push us around’: Small business owners rally behind mart sued by Buc-ee’s
The message is ‘don’t push us around.’ I hope they get it because I think whoever made this decision for Buc-ee’s, whoever it ...
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DeWine says Buc-ee's should drop 'ridiculous' suit against Ohio store
Ohio Gov. DeWine said Buc-ee's lawsuit against a small store over it's beaver logo is just creating "ill will." ...
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Buc-ee’s suit against Beavercreek mini mart galvanizes local support
The suit has galvanized scores of Dayton-area businesses in support of Beaver’s, as well folks from across the country.
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Central Ohio small business comes to aid of store in Buc-ee’s fight
A central Ohio bakery is helping a Dayton-area business in its legal battle against travel center chain Buc-ee’s. Buc-ee’s has filed a trademark lawsuit against Beaver’s Mini Mart in Beavercreek.
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Buc-ee's sues Beavercreek, Ohio, corner store over logo
Buc-ee's is suing Beaver's Mini Mart, a store in the middle of a Beavercreek neighborhood, over its name and logo.
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