Google has announced that it will invest an additional $2.3 billion into its central Ohio data center locations, including New Albany. Google’s continued investment in technical infrastructure, including its data centers, plays a critical role in supporting the company’s AI innovations and growing Google Cloud business. Google broke ground on
Taylor Farm Park, the City’s newest park and a local favorite for scenic walks, playground fun, and connecting with nature, has recently expanded following several improvement projects. Visitors to the popular destination with now find new community gardens (relocated from their former location behind Village Hall), restrooms, and an expanded
Presented by the City of New Albany and the New Albany Chamber, the Independence Day Parade & Festival is a favorite annual tradition designed to foster civic pride and celebrate community. Thousands of residents and visitors are expected to attend the July 4th parade at 11 am and the festival,
New Vision Dance Company will host its 3rd Annual New Albany Dance Festival at the Charleen & Charles Hinson Amphitheater and the McCoy Center for the Arts from July 26 to 28. The festival kicks off at 7 pm on Friday with the New Albany Dance Festival Concert featuring adult
Eastland-Fairfield Adult Workforce Development offers nine full-time adult training programs, three cost-free adult employment preparation courses, and a variety of opportunities to help you enhance your skillsets. Programs range from facilities maintenance and industrial automation to welding. More than 85 percent of Eastland-Fairfield adult students graduate each year in training
Ohio’s Minority Business Assistance Centers support the growth and sustainability of small, minority-owned, and disadvantaged businesses in Ohio by providing resources that include technical and professional assistance, access to capital, surety bonding, and connections to business opportunities. The division works with entrepreneurs and emerging business enterprises to help them achieve
The only facility of its kind in Ohio and one of only two in the nation, LifeTown Columbus is a realistic, indoor city designed specifically to allow children with special needs to practice critical life skills they can use in the community while having fun. We all learn best by
Founded in 2007, the New Albany Symphony Orchestra has grown to more than 120 professional, community, and student musicians who perform to sold-out crowds at the McCoy Community Center for the Arts, as well as in schools and throughout the community. The brainchild of New Albany resident and violist Heather
Local employers seeking to hire business or engineering talent can recruit students for co-ops, internships, and full-time career employment positions at the 2024 Fisher College of Business Fall Career Fair and the 2024 E-Council OSU College of Engineering Expo. Registration is open for the business fair that will be held
A biotechnology pioneer since 1980, Amgen recently opened its most advanced manufacturing site in the world featuring its highest environmental standards right here in New Albany. Why did the leading independent biotech company that reaches millions of patients around the globe chose the New Albany International Business Park to advance
Healthy New Albany and the New Albany Chamber of Commerce have united to present the first-ever New Albany Walking Classic® Corporate Chamber Cup on Sunday, September 15, 2024. Area companies and organizations are invited to register for a morning of team camaraderie and healthy competition, as they vie for the
GROW Licking County is seeking your input to understand the childcare needs in our community and its impact on our local workforce. The purpose of this survey is to collect data that can help inform local solutions and support broader advocacy efforts to increase access to quality childcare. Please take
The City extends a thank you to everyone who participated in the recent US-62 Interchange Focus Area Plan public workshop! If you missed it, there is still time to voice your opinion by completing our survey. Click here to participate by June 7. The US-62 Interchange Focus Area Plan is
French-inspired ambiance, a chateau-like setting, and a carefully curated selection of personalized services, treatments, and products await patrons of the recently opened Le Rêve Château Salon & Spa, 31 North High Street. Owner Hanna McCord has leveraged her training and experience to deliver tailored beauty and wellness experiences that
A growing number of New Albany business leaders are ranked among Columbus Business First’s 2024 Power 125 List, an annual ranking of Central Ohio region’s most influential business leaders, community advocates, nonprofit leaders, and influencers. The leaders making a difference while helping to build a more robust, connected community working
OhioMeanJobs.com allows employers and recruiters to access more than 2.2 million job resumes, create an account to connect employers to job seekers, and find a variety of state programs that offer talent recruitment and retention strategies. The central hub links employers to specific resources for assessments, recruitment, continuing education and
The Small Business Development Centers at Columbus State Community College and Ohio University offer a variety of professional development training programs throughout the month of June and beyond. SBDC-OU, which serves the Licking County portion of the park, has scheduled a three-part QuickBooks Desktop Training program while SBDC-CSCC,
Join thought leaders including SBA officers, business lenders, support ecosystem partners, industry pros, and small business owners as they share ideas and generate solutions to drive growth at the Economic & Community Development Institution’s 2024 Small Business Lending and Development Conference, August 6 to August 8, in Columbus.
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Countless studies find that creating a culture that encourages volunteering can boost employee morale and attract the best talent among young workers. Local nonprofit Buddy Up for Life uses volunteer “buddies” to engage, encourage and empower athletes with Down syndrome to reach their fullest potential as well as develop life
The New Albany Community Foundation was formed in 1995 by forward thinking community leaders who wanted to advance community aspirations in perpetuity. The Foundation Board of Trustees adopted four areas of impact, commonly referred to in the community as pillars – lifelong learning, arts & culture, health & wellness, and