Category: Business Park Updates

The annual Oktoberfest, a two-day community festival presented by the New Albany Chamber of Commerce, will take place Friday and Saturday, October 6 and 7 at 175 W. Main Street. This free family event features food trucks, live entertainment and a beer garden. On Saturday, visitors can watch the OSU

Founded in New Albany in 2003, Mollard Consulting has served more than 100 clients and thousands of other nonprofits, including arts and culture, health and human services, education, youth and neighborhood organizations. Founder and New Albany resident, Kerri Mollard, grew her organization from a home office and Innovate New Albany

Amy Albery, CEO of Wallick Communities and Brad Griffith, president of Buckeye Innovation were recently recognized among Columbus Business First’s 2023 C-Suite Awards, honoring the most admired top executives in central Ohio. Columbus Business First accepted nominations for top CEOs, president/COOs and CFOs and asked nominees to vote for

Since Innovate New Albany, the city’s technology incubator launched in 2011, it has attracted and nurtured the growth of a variety of tech and small business startups in a space conducive to collaboration and entrepreneurship. In partnership with The New Albany Company, the city provides flexible rental rates and

The 19th annual New Albany Walking Classic, the largest walking-only race in the country, has added a shorter course and the opportunity to participate as a corporate team. The 5K and 10K courses wind their way through the community’s neighborhoods, leisure trails and parklands on September 10. With a

New Albany continues to invest in new opportunities to get out and enjoy the summer. The City is preparing to open the first phase of Taylor Farm Park, which includes leisure trails, wetlands and an exciting playground. City Council invites the community to join them in officially celebrating the opening

The Ohio Department of Transportation will begin construction on State Route 161 between Interstate 270 and the U.S. Route 62 interchange in July to accommodate increased traffic from future commercial development throughout the area. The improvements include widening SR 161 between I-270 and the U.S. 62 interchange and widening the

The Ohio TechCred grant application process opens July 3 and closes on July 31 for Ohio private companies seeking to cover the cost of technology-focused training programs for employees. TechCred helps employees learn new skills while enabling employers to build a stronger workforce with competencies needed in a tech-driven economy.

After 25 years in the business of helping residential buyers and sellers achieve their goals, The Raines Group has opened a new office and launched a new brokerage at 6525 West Campus Oval, Ste. 111. The Raines Group was named to The Wall Street Journal’s Top 100 List and REALTOR

Several New Albany businesses were recently recognized by Columbus Business First for their contributions of both time and money to support the central Ohio community. Personal care and beauty brand, Bath & Body Works, ranked fifth among extra-large companies, while home exterior contractor, Feazel, ranked fifth among large

The New Albany Lecture Series’ 2023-2024 season offers something for everyone–from Laura Linney, actress and cancer research advocate, to Misty Copeland, principal American Ballet Theatre dancer and best-selling author, to General Wesley Clark, retired four-star Army General and former Supreme Allied Commander. The series runs from October 3 to March

Want to learn how New Albany evolved from charming village to world-renowned community? The City of New Albany is hosting “New Albany 101: Appy Hour “ on July 12 from 6 to 7 pm at the Heit Center for Healthy New Albany. Get a behind-the-scenes tour of some of New

The New Albany Chamber of Commerce will host the Taste of New Albany, its annual event featuring food, fun, friends and entertainment on July 30 from 5 to 10 pm. The event showcases area restaurants, caterers and specialty food vendors. In addition to sampling signature menu items, guests can enjoy

From its inception, New Albany has played a key role in the annual Pelotonia Race for the Cure which includes routes that go through as well as end in New Albany. Since the event started 15 years ago, New Albany city leadership and police officers have enthusiastically embraced their role

New Vision Dance Company will host its 2nd Annual New Albany Dance Festival at the Charleen & Charles Hinson Amphitheater from July 28 to 30. The Festival Concert features adult performance troupes from across the Midwest, a Central Ohio Dance Studio Showcase, and free dance, fitness and health classes and

Intel’s $20 billion investment in the Columbus Region is expected to transform the area’s economy for years to come. Recently, Jennifer Chrysler, New Albany community development director, and Sandy Doyle-Ahern, EMH&T president, shared their insights on managing growth through infrastructure at the recent Columbus Opportunity Summit sponsored by Columbus Business

With the arrival of Intel, Amgen and rapid growth throughout the region, Columbus Business First’s annual Power 100 list focuses on the business, community and nonprofit leaders that are likely to have the greatest influence on the area’s workforce, infrastructure and finances. Among the people to watch: Sandy Doyle-Ahern, EMH&T

Jack Kessler, owner of the John W. Kessler Company and co-founder and chairman of The New Albany Company, was honored with the Center of Science and Industry (COSI) John Glenn Inspiration Award at the organization’s annual spring fundraiser. The award recognizes “individuals who dedicate their lives to inspiring others for