New Albany Community Development Director Jennifer Chrysler explains the critical role that strategic planning has played in the city’s successful economic development strategy in This Week New Albany.
The intrinsic relationship between strategic planning and economic development is essential to New Albany’s recent success in attracting industry leaders in information
Following the signing of the CHIPS Act, President Joe Biden announced plans to attend the upcoming Intelgroundbreaking ceremony, according to a recently released White House memo. No date has been set, but road construction and land preparation has already begun on the first two state-of-the-art chip manufacturing factories at
The historic CHIPS Act — Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors — will not only help New Albany, the Columbus Region and Ohio, it will help to create “a new epicenter for advanced chipmaking in the U.S. that will bolster Intel’s domestic lab-to-fab pipeline and strengthen Ohio’s leadership in research
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
How are city planning and public health related? How can the built environment impact community health? What strategies are local city planners using to foster a healthier New Albany? The Heit Center’s “Ask The Expert” latest program, “How Does City Planning Impact Community Health? A Look at How the Built
Registration is open through October 9 for New Albany Parks & Recreation’s co-ed winter volleyball league for adults 18 and over. Recreational and competitive players are invited to participate in league games which take place at the New Albany Middle School gymnasium. The winter session begins October 11. Games are
Tickets are on sale for the New Albany Community Foundation’s New Albany Lecture Series which kicks-off its 10th anniversary season on October 18 with Deepak Chopra, MD, a pioneer in integrative medicine and best-selling author, addressing a sold-out crowd. Tickets are available for future lectures from international experts in fields
Noting New Albany’s “incredible momentum,” VanTrust executives have announced plans for a new development, New Albany Tech Park that will be located in the New Albany International Business Park just south of Intel’s planned semiconductor manufacturing campus. VanTrust expects to break ground on multiple projects within the tech park before
A joint venture between Lincoln Property Company and Harrison Street announced the acquisition of a 190-acre site in the New Albany International Business Park to construct a multi-use technology and distribution park for data centers as well as industrial users and operators. The Silicon Heartland Innovation Park, adjacent to Intel’s
Pharmavite LLC, makers of Nature Made® vitamins and a pioneer in the health and wellness industry, has announced plans to expand into New Albany, investing more than $200 million and creating 225 new jobs in the city’s fast-growing health and life sciences cluster. The city and region’s rapid emergence
A joint venture between Lincoln Property Company and Harrison Street announced the acquisition of a 190-acre site in the New Albany International Business Park to construct a multi-use technology and distribution park for data centers and industrial users and operators. The Silicon Heartland Innovation Park, adjacent to Intel’s planned 1,000-acre
New Albany-based OrthoNeuro and JIS Orthopedics have joined OrthoAlliance, a private Cincinnati-based management services operation with the largest consortium of practices in the specialty in Ohio. OrthoNeuro adds 27 physicians and ten locations to the OrthoAlliance network. JIS added eight physicians and two locations in January. Under the agreements, the
The New Albany Chamber of Commerce will host its annual New Albany Community Update luncheon from 11:30 am to 1 pm, on Thursday, September 15 at The Estate at New Albany. The highly anticipated event provides a unique opportunity to hear New Albany community leaders recap the past year and
September in New Albany offers a wide range of community events that bring residents, employees and visitors together to enjoy some of what the city has to offer from the New Albany Symphony Orchestra’s Latin Night and the A&F Challenge to Oktoberfest. On September 9, NASO Conductor Luis Biava
Amazon.com has officially opened a one million square foot fulfillment center that will provide 1,000 new jobs at the New Albany International Business Park. The $250 million project nearly doubles the amount of investment in the park’s rapidly growing High-Tech Manufacturing and Logistics Cluster which includes Bath & Body
Innovate New Albany now offers co-working options and meeting space rentals through the Deskpass App. Deskpass’ growing network includes thousands of coworking spaces in 11 countries and 124 cities. Innovate New Albany features 7,000 square feet of coworking space, conference rooms, business development support and more in the New
New Albany is about to begin the first phase of transforming the 100-acre Taylor Farm into a destination park for nature lovers. Taylor Farm Park will preserve and showcase 34 acres of forested wetlands that are home to a range of waterfowl as well as native plant species. Phase one,
Applications are being accepted through July 29 for the latest round of Ohio TechCred grants to cover the cost of technology-focused training programs for employees. Ohio’s TechCred Program gives employers the chance to upskill current and future employees in today’s tech-infused economy. Employers who submit successful applications will be reimbursed