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An Ohio Senate committee is considering legislation that would require Ohio businesses to provide pay statements.

Before the event, there will be two Start My Business workshops.

Among the business updates this week: Braydich Dental; Youngstown Area Goodwill; Farmers Trust Company; Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber; and Penn State Extension.

“We hope the work we are doing at Mahoning Matters — in both our newsroom and our business operations — can provide frameworks for other local news organizations to adapt for their own communities,” Mahoning Matters' publisher said.

Workers at Lordstown's proposed electric vehicle battery plant could make $45,000 to $50,000 a year; construction could get underway in July.

Lordstown Motors Corp. is seeking $200 million from the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program.

Among the business updates this week: Greenwood Extra Mile Giveaway, Williamson College of Business Administration, One Health Ohio, 898 Marketing, Cortland Bank, WRTA, Harrington, Hoppe & Mitchell, Home & Garden Expo at Buhl Park, Akron Children's Hospital and Penn State Extension.

Reps. Gil Blair of Weathersfield and Brigid Kelly of Cincinnati introduced a resolution in October that called on leaders to pass the PRO Act.

Sheely’s provided all of the home’s furnishings, appliances and decor for two outdoor spaces, the living room, office, master bedroom, kitchen and laundry room.