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Business Journals
02-07-2025
- Business
- Business Journals
Bringing Dayton to the Nation: Dorothy Lane Market's Mail Order Story
Dorothy Lane Market, the beloved Ohio-based gourmet grocer founded in 1948, is proudly celebrating more than 20 flavorful years of its Mail Order business that ships gifts nationwide. What began as a modest effort to share local favorites with friends and family across the country has blossomed into a nationally recognized gifting service. Today, DLM delivers joy nationwide with its signature Killer Brownies®, Heavenly Ham®, and a curated selection of artisan goods made from scratch in its Bakehouse, including DLM Classic Coffee Cakes and Laura's Cookies. This milestone was made possible thanks to the vision of DLM CEO Calvin Mayne, who saw the potential in selling Killer Brownies® online, and the technical expertise of DLM's IT department, led by Pat Arnold, who helped bring that vision to life. At the heart of this thriving business is a team that understands the power of thoughtful gifting. Whether it's a thank-you to a loyal client, a holiday surprise for employees, or a heartfelt gesture to a friend, DLM's Mail Order team ensures every package is more than just a delivery—it's an experience. Jennifer Mayne, DLM Mail Order Director and Buyer, has been instrumental in shaping the Mail Order business into what it is today. With a deep appreciation for quality and a passion for DLM's culinary heritage, she curates each product with care. 'There's something magical about giving a gift—it brings joy not just to the recipient, but to the giver as well,' she says. 'At Dorothy Lane Market, we like to say, 'We ship happiness nationwide,' because every box we send is packed with care, flavor, and a little bit of joy.' That joy is made tangible by McKenzie Patton, DLM Mail Order Fulfillment Manager, who leads the team responsible for packing each order with precision and pride. 'We know that when someone opens a DLM package, it's often their first impression of our brand—or of the person who sent it,' says Patton. 'That's why we treat every box like a gift. From the way it's wrapped to how it's protected during transit, we want the unboxing experience to feel special and memorable.' DLM's Mail Order service has become a trusted partner for businesses across Ohio and beyond. Whether it's a small business sending a dozen thank-you gifts or a large corporation coordinating hundreds of holiday packages, DLM offers customized solutions that reflect each company's values and brand. Matt Hollon, DLM Mail Order Corporate Account Manager, works closely with clients to create gifting programs that build relationships and drive results. 'Gifting is a powerful way to build loyalty and show appreciation,' says Hollon. 'We work with businesses of all sizes to create custom gifting solutions that leave a lasting impression.' Over the years, DLM's Mail Order service has become a trusted partner for businesses across Ohio and beyond. From small startups to major corporations, companies rely on DLM to help them express appreciation and build lasting relationships through thoughtful gifting. Some of DLM's top business clients include Paycor, Kettering Health, Oracle NetSuite, Bahl & Gaynor, and Reynolds and Reynolds. As the Mail Order business continues to grow, DLM remains committed to its core values: quality, authenticity, and community. Every product is hand-selected, every box is packed with care, and every customer interaction is treated with the same warmth that has defined Dorothy Lane Market since its founding. Looking ahead, the team is excited to expand its reach while staying true to its roots. 'We're proud to be part of so many special moments in people's lives,' says Jennifer. 'Whether it's a business milestone, or just a way to say 'thank you,' we're honored to help people connect through the joy of giving.' To learn more about Dorothy Lane Market's Mail Order offerings or to start your corporate gifting journey, visit
Business Journals
02-07-2025
- Business
- Business Journals
Dorothy Lane Market BizSpotlight
Dorothy Lane Market, the beloved Ohio-based gourmet grocer founded in 1948, is proudly celebrating more than 20 flavorful years of its Mail Order business that ships gifts nationwide. What began as a modest effort to share local favorites with friends and family across the country has blossomed into a nationally recognized gifting service. Today, DLM delivers joy nationwide with its signature Killer Brownies®, Heavenly Ham®, and a curated selection of artisan goods made from scratch in its Bakehouse, including DLM Classic Coffee Cakes and Laura's Cookies. This milestone was made possible thanks to the vision of DLM CEO Calvin Mayne, who saw the potential in selling Killer Brownies® online, and the technical expertise of DLM's IT department, led by Pat Arnold, who helped bring that vision to life. At the heart of this thriving business is a team that understands the power of thoughtful gifting. Whether it's a thank-you to a loyal client, a holiday surprise for employees, or a heartfelt gesture to a friend, DLM's Mail Order team ensures every package is more than just a delivery—it's an experience. Jennifer Mayne, DLM Mail Order Director and Buyer, has been instrumental in shaping the Mail Order business into what it is today. With a deep appreciation for quality and a passion for DLM's culinary heritage, she curates each product with care. 'There's something magical about giving a gift—it brings joy not just to the recipient, but to the giver as well,' she says. 'At Dorothy Lane Market, we like to say, 'We ship happiness nationwide,' because every box we send is packed with care, flavor, and a little bit of joy.' That joy is made tangible by McKenzie Patton, DLM Mail Order Fulfillment Manager, who leads the team responsible for packing each order with precision and pride. 'We know that when someone opens a DLM package, it's often their first impression of our brand—or of the person who sent it,' says Patton. 'That's why we treat every box like a gift. From the way it's wrapped to how it's protected during transit, we want the unboxing experience to feel special and memorable.' DLM's Mail Order service has become a trusted partner for businesses across Ohio and beyond. Whether it's a small business sending a dozen thank-you gifts or a large corporation coordinating hundreds of holiday packages, DLM offers customized solutions that reflect each company's values and brand. Matt Hollon, DLM Mail Order Corporate Account Manager, works closely with clients to create gifting programs that build relationships and drive results. 'Gifting is a powerful way to build loyalty and show appreciation,' says Hollon. 'We work with businesses of all sizes to create custom gifting solutions that leave a lasting impression.' Over the years, DLM's Mail Order service has become a trusted partner for businesses across Ohio and beyond. From small startups to major corporations, companies rely on DLM to help them express appreciation and build lasting relationships through thoughtful gifting. Some of DLM's top business clients include Paycor, Kettering Health, Oracle NetSuite, Bahl & Gaynor, and Reynolds and Reynolds. As the Mail Order business continues to grow, DLM remains committed to its core values: quality, authenticity, and community. Every product is hand-selected, every box is packed with care, and every customer interaction is treated with the same warmth that has defined Dorothy Lane Market since its founding. Looking ahead, the team is excited to expand its reach while staying true to its roots. 'We're proud to be part of so many special moments in people's lives,' says Jennifer. 'Whether it's a business milestone, or just a way to say 'thank you,' we're honored to help people connect through the joy of giving.' To learn more about Dorothy Lane Market's Mail Order offerings or to start your corporate gifting journey, visit
Business Journals
01-05-2025
- Business
- Business Journals
Dorothy Lane Market nears completion of Mason store; plans to hire 300
Dorothy Lane Market broke ground on its newest store in Mason in November 2023. As the project now nears completion, the Dayton-based grocer is looking to hire hundreds to staff the site.
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kings Island, Cedar Point change height restrictions on several rides
Both Kings Island and Cedar Point have adjusted height requirements for several of their thrill rides. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] the minimum height requirement for The Bat was previously listed as 48.″ The new height requirement listed on the Kings Island website lowers it to 42″ The Bat is described as a steel roller coaster with high speed turns and promises riders will 'experience weightlessness.' Cedar Point also adjusted height requirements on some thrill rides. TRENDING STORIES: Dorothy Lane Market announces opening timeframe, hiring fair for new location Opening date announced for restaurant brand owned by O'Charley's in Miami Twp 'You're a coward:' Woman fakes cancer to swindle $200K, home from mom The Iron Dragon coaster is now listed as 42″, down from a previous listing of 48″. The park also previously listed SlingShot's height requirement at 48″. It is now listed as 44″. One height requirement increased at Cedar Point. The height to ride Troika alone is now 54″, up from 50″. If you are 42″ you can still ride with a supervising companion. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- Yahoo
‘You're a coward:' Woman fakes cancer to swindle $200K, home from mom
A woman will spend decades in prison after she was convicted of exploiting her elderly mother. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Vickie Long admitted to exploiting an elderly person, identity fraud, and theft by taking, according to the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office. Long conned her mother into giving her a large amount of money for fake cancer treatments. TRENDING STORIES: 14-year-old boy shot, killed in Dayton neighborhood identified Dorothy Lane Market announces opening timeframe, hiring fair for new location NFL fines Falcons, Jeff Ulbrich over his son's prank call to Shedeur Sanders After Adult Protective Services put a stop to the money, Long started using her mother's information to take money from her checking and savings accounts, the attorney's office said. Law enforcement found that most of the money was being used on fentanyl. Long's mother lost her home and $200,000 due to the schemes. A judge sentenced Long to 30 years, with the first 15 years to be served in confinement. 'If you steal from your elderly mother, you're not just a criminal--you're a coward,' District Attorney Clayton M. Fuller said. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
