City of Mason to purchase 120 acres to grow R&D park
The City of Mason is moving forward with a two-part property acquisition that would add more than 100 acres to its emerging research and…
Read MoreMason Alumni Legacy Stories – Peeyush Shrivastava and Emmanuel Setegn
Mason High School alumni and Genetesis founders, Peeyush Shrivastava and Emmanuel Setegn, are highlighted in the Mason Alumni Legacy Story, diving into their start-up…
Read MoreFrom Mason to Mars: How a Mason company plays a key role in rover’s mission
NASA celebrated Thursday afternoon after the Perseverance rover successfully landed on Mars today. Cheers of triumph and relief filled a room at L3Harris, a…
Read MoreMercy Health plans to open new hospital, medical offices in Mason
The $156 million medical complex will include a 60-bed hospital on 30 acres off the Kings Mills exit on Interstate 71, according to a…
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Mason Biohealth Start-Up Mobility Health Launches Mobile Infectious Disease Testing to Help Businesses and Organizations Battle COVID-19
City of Mason identifies translational lab space in Mason Tech Elevator to help the company scale and serve the corporate manufacturing community. Read the…
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Steve Case Has Bet on Rust Belt Startups for Years. In the Pandemic, More VCs Have Joined Him. VCs used to view the heartland as an investment desert. But the pandemic has altered the whole idea of place.
Mason, Ohio, provides more evidence that this corporate hub — German in its history and conservative by nature–is becoming a more dynamic place for…
Read More20 PROJECTS TO WATCH: The Courier outlines the top developments that will transform Greater Cincinnati in the years to come.
Vega Americas HQ in Mason tops the list of developments that will shape the region. Read the full Cincinnati Business Courier article
Read MoreGreater Cincinnati startup backed by Mark Cuban, CincyTech granted key FDA designation
Mason-based Genetesis is developing a medical imaging device whose CardioFlux technology could benefit patients with heart problems. Read the full Cincinnati Business Courier article
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