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Lima has been named the first city selected for Fifth Third Bank’s Small Towns and Small City Initiative, bringing multi-million-dollar investment and resident-focused support. The partnership aims to strengthen housing, revitalize small business corridors, and expand workforce opportunities throughout the city.

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After a second reading Monday night, Lima City Council placed the Cable Road safety project on third reading. The legislation would allow Mayor Sharetta Smith and the city to move forward with right-of-way acquisitions for the project, which spans from Latham Avenue to College Park West.

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Rev. Arthur Butler, president of the Lima Black Ministerial Alliance, said the organization felt compelled to step in.

“We felt like it was very important, because we see struggling families throughout our ministries,” Butler said. “Our kids are in the vicinity, and when they can’t be fed, it’s time for us to stand up and feed our children and to get on board with what needs to be done to protect our community.”