LIMA, OH (WLIO) - Local non-profits are disappointed that Amazon is ending their donations through the AmazonSmile program.

The book is called "Memories from the Schoolhouse" and all the proceeds go toward the Dr. John Rockhold Teacher Grant Program to help current teachers with the cost of supplies and educational materials. The book is a collection of over 30 stories from members of the association from their time in the classroom. The members say each page can give readers a range of emotions from humorous to heartwarming.

Before an Amazon van pulls into your drive to deliver your package, it gets processed at Findlay’s new Amazon Delivery Station.

Lightsource BP has announced that they have signed a new power contract with Amazon.  The power purchase agreement with Amazon will be for the new 375 megawatt (MWdc) Birch solar project under development in Ohio.

The Findlay-Hancock Economic Development office has announced that Amazon will be the new tenant of the spec building on Crystal Ave. The 100,000 square foot building will be home to an Amazon fulfillment center and will employ around 160 people. The project specialist at the development office, Dan Shaeffer, says it’s been a dream project working with Amazon and is expecting the new facility to boost the local economy.

Ohio's Congressional Delegation is telling Amazon that the state capital, Columbus, is the best location for its second North American headquarters. 

The Amazon company keeps looking to West Central Ohio to provide the power for their operation in the eastern United States.