Avalon Holdings is a small Ohio-based company that operates two unrelated businesses: waste management services and golf and hospitality. Waste management accounts for roughly 55% of revenue, with golf and related operations making up the remaining 45%. In waste management, Avalon operates primarily as a broker and manager — it does not own landfills or treatment facilities, but instead helps industrial, commercial, municipal, and government customers in the northeastern and midwestern U.S. dispose of hazardous and nonhazardous waste. Avalon handles logistics, compliance, and waste classification, and earns a fee for service. Avalon also manages one captive landfill in Ohio and previously operated saltwater injection wells for oil and gas brine disposal, though those wells are currently suspended. The golf and hospitality segment is a regional leisure business clustered in northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania, built around four golf courses and country clubs, a hotel and resort (The Grand Resort in Howland, Ohio), a multipurpose athletic center, a medical spa, and a dermatology clinic. These properties operate as an integrated complex, with hotel guests accessing golf facilities and club members accessing resort amenities. Revenue in this segment comes from membership dues, greens fees, room rentals, food and beverage, spa services, and event hosting. This segment is seasonal and weather-dependent given its geography.