A different kind of egg hunt
Riley Geise, 3, of Fort Loramie, finds a numbered Easter egg in the window of a shop in downtown Sidney on Wednesday, March 31. Riley was searching for the numbered eggs in the windows of downtown businesses with her brother, Connor Geise, 5, and their mother, Megan Geise. The eggs were part of the Downtown Sidney Easter Egg Hunt put on by Sidney Alive. Participants write down on a list the name of the store they found the numbered egg at. When all the eggs are found they turn the list into Sidney Alive to be part of a drawing to win a prize basket. Riley and Connor are also the children of Jason Geise.
Dickman plans warehouse expansion in 2021
SIDNEY Around this time last year, Dickman Supply was gearing up for another successful year. Like many companies, Dickman did not expect the challenges and obstacles that 2020 provided.
Dickman Supply’s president, Jason Geise, said, “We learned a lot this year as a company and we came out of the other side of things stronger.”
Though 2020 provided plenty of challenges, Dickman persevered and held strong with keeping an eye to the future. They have recently made the decision to do a 5,000 square foot warehouse expansion that will break ground in a few weeks. This expansion will help to make Dickman better able to service their customers and continue to be one of West Central Ohio’s leading electrical and industrial suppliers.