Author: Cheryl Pentella

The New Albany Chamber of Commerce will present its Annual Meeting & Delta Awards Luncheon on Thursday, December 1 at the New Albany Country Club. The popular annual event recognizes organizations and individuals who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in the community. The awards symbolize the chamber’s collective work in economic

The New Albany Community Foundation’s annual benefit, Remarkable Evening, on December 7 will feature Mark Esper, PhD, the former 27^th United States secretary of defense, and Richard Haass, PHD, president of the Council on Foreign Relations and former director of policy planning for the U.S. Department of State,

The popular Healthy New Albany Farmers Market moves indoors for the winter season running from 9 am to 12 pm on Saturday, November 5th at the Philip Heit Center for Healthy New Albany, 150 W. Main Street. For the past decade, the Healthy New Albany Farmers Market has been a

Mark your calendars for the annual community Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration from 2 to 6 pm on November 20th at Market Square. Presented by the New Albany Chamber of Commerce, the Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration features a variety of fun activities for kids of all ages. The arrival of Santa

Intel officially broke ground for its $20 billion+ state-of-the-art chip manufacturing factories, joining Mayor Sloan Spalding, City Council members, county, state and national officials in commencing the largest single private sector company investment in Ohio’s history. The project is expected to create more than 3,000 direct Intel jobs earning an

Takeya USA, the Southern California-based global hydration brand, has opened a new 120,000-square-foot distribution center in the New Albany International Business Park to support operations and continued company growth. The New Albany distribution center demonstrates both a strategic and sizable investment by the hydration solutions brand to reduce lead

A leading developer of mission critical facilities, DBT-Data, has purchased 93 acres in the New Albany International Business Park to construct up to one million square feet of power shell facilities, completed buildings equipped with power and connectivity that can be customized to meet the needs of a single or

New Albany-based financial technology business, Lower, ranks No. 1,534 in Inc. magazine’s 2022 Inc. 5000 list of companies demonstrating American ingenuity and resilience. Founded in 2014, Inc. notes the multi-channel technology company that helps consumers build wealth through homeownership by providing mortgages, banking and insurance has grown by

Multiple New Albany executives rank among Columbus Business First’s Power 100 for 2022. This year’s ranking features “influential” executives and officials who play a role in residential and commercial development, construction and workforce education and training. New Albany local leaders include Sandy Doyle-Ahern, president of EMH&T; Bill Ebbing, president

A veteran product and brand developer and New Albany resident, Carol Mehas, has announced the debut of Arbour Products, a new collection of commercial grade cleaning products formulated with safe, plant-based, non-toxic ingredients. Already used by pro-sports teams, hospitals, restaurants, schools, and other corporate, civic and commercial institutions, the

New Albany Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for its annual Delta Awards honoring businesses, business and community leaders, young professionals, students and programs that demonstrate community engagement, economic growth and excellence. The popular annual event recognizes organizations and individuals who have demonstrated outstanding achievements in our community. Delta Award

Local nonprofit organizations and schools are eligible to apply for the Meta Data Center Community Action Grant program. The grants are available to projects that address critical community needs by putting the power of technology to use for community benefit, connecting people online or off and improving local science, technology,

Red Roof President George Limbert and Lower CTO Bill Kaper were recently recognized among Columbus Business First’s 2022 list of most admired executives in central Ohio. The C-Suite Awards were determined by a vote of the publication’s peers. Columbus Business First accepted nominations for top CEOs, president/COOs, CFOs, CIO/CTOs, CMOs

Mammograms are now available at the Mount Carmel New Albany Women’s Health Center, 7333 Smith’s Mill Road. Its state-of-the-art digital mammogram units provide the capabilities to manipulate films for better focus, zoom in and out and adjust contrast for clearer viewing. The results are read and interpreted by fellowship-trained radiologists.

New Albany will receive $71,709 as part of the OneOhio Opioid Settlement fund. In March, the city signed the OneOhio memorandum of understanding to jointly approach settlement negotiations with opioid drug manufacturers and distributors. The city has received the first installation of $3,077 and will continue to receive funding for