Author: Cheryl Pentella

VanTrust, is set to break ground on two additional industrial buildings in New Albany, continuing its robust momentum in the New Albany International Business Park. At over 524,000 square feet and situated on a 42-acre site, New Albany 525 will be the largest speculative industrial building in the business

Multinational retailer Abercrombie & Fitch has donated approximately $100,000 to World Vision USA, a Washington, DC-based nonprofit that helps children, families and communities reach their full potential by addressing poverty and injustice. “Abercrombie isn’t a brand where you need to fit in—it’s one where everyone truly belongs. We lead with

The New Albany Community Foundation’s New Albany Lecture Series celebrates its 10th anniversary season with a diverse group of experts in fields ranging from civil discourse and social justice to national security and health and wellness. Deepak Chopra, MD, a pioneer in integrative medicine and best-selling author, kicks off the

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has added mental- and behavioral-health services for patients 15 years of age and older at the Philip Heit Center for Healthy New Albany. Thirteen psychologists, psychiatrists and master’s-level psychotherapists now offer services on the second floor of the Heit Center. The medical

The City of New Albany launched a food composting program this spring giving residents and businesses the opportunity to collect compostable food waste and drop it off at any of the following compost drop-off locations. The designated sites include the Public Service building, 7800 Bevelhymer Road; Village Hall, 99 W.

The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) recently awarded the William H. Anderson Excellence in Public Service Award to Joe Stefanov, New Albany City Manager. The award recognizes his years of service as a MORPC board member who exemplifies outstanding leadership. During his tenure, Stefanov has held significant leadership roles, including

A recent study by Deloitte finds that creating a culture that encourages volunteering can boost employee morale and attract the best talent among young workers. Luckily, New Albany companies and their employees will find abundant opportunities to volunteer locally. Healthy New Albany recruits volunteers for programs and events ranging from

New Albany continues to attract new restaurants, groceries, auto services and hotels to support continued growth. German grocer, ALDI, plans to open a discount supermarket on Johnstown Road.  Dunkin’ Donuts and Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen are both planning their newest locations at the intersection of U.S. Route 62 and Walton

With warmer weather on the horizon, it’s a great time to check out the numerous parks, trails and recreational facilities available throughout New Albany. With six parks as well as Swickard Woods Arboretum and its Nature Preserve, the City offers ample green space for recreation and relaxation. Managed by the

Bath & Body Works was among 12 central Ohio companies listed in Forbes magazine’s ranking of America’s “Best Large Employers for 2022” The list is based upon a nationwide survey of 60,000 Americans working for companies with at least 1,000 employees. Participants rated their willingness to recommend their own employers

Established more than 10 years ago in a partnership between the New Albany Company and the City, Innovate New Albany continues to see strong demand for its coworking environment, TIGER Events and Expert Office Hours as the latest video demonstrates. In fact, the incubator for tech startups and entrepreneurs has

Innovate New Albany tenant, RevQuest, an AI software developer that offers a one-stop shop for hospital and medical practice billing needs, has grown to 30 employees since it was founded in 2017, the year cofounder Keith Moody graduated from New Albany Plain Local Schools. It is on track to

Denison University is offering local New Albany employees a 50 percent discount on the registration fees for its Denison Edge Leadership Edge program which starts April 14 and runs for six weeks at the university’s downtown space in the Arena District. Ohio’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) features a series

The city of New Albany, New Albany Chamber of Commerce and several nonprofits are hosting spring events that are open to the public. The New Albany Chamber of Commerce’s New Albany Springfest Egg Hunt takes place April 16. New Albany Women’s Network’s An Evening In New Albany will be held