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Bexley Breaks Ground on 43 Affordable Apartments, First for a Columbus Suburb

Construction crews have begun work on two apartment complexes in Bexley that will bring the Columbus suburb its first mixed-income housing development funded through Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, with a combined 43 new homes planned near North Cassady and East Livingston avenues. Demolition is finished and foundation work is underway at one site, while demolition continues at the other, according to the City of Bexley.

Columbus, OH · 2d
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A 200 megawatt battery rising on 15 acres outside Columbus will hold over 1 gigawatt hour of power, and it is becoming the largest ever built inside the 13 state PJM grid

A gravel lot outside Columbus has gone from empty field to steel skeleton in a matter of months. Crews are bolting together rows of container sized battery units on a fifteen acre site in Licking County. By next year those boxes will be able to hold more electricity than almost...

Columbus, OH · 16h
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Critics say Ohio EPA ‘stretching the rules’ in permitting data-center power plants less efficient and more polluting than ‘best available technology’

The “Fairfield Energy Center” proposed for a data-center site on 450 acres upwind from Buckeye Lake would produce an estimated 2,164 tons of air pollutants annually, according to the applications by Advanced Power Services of Boston to the Ohio Power Siting Board and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.

Ohio · 2d
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Viral NYC coffee chain backed by Dua Lipa opens first Columbus store

A high-end New York cafe has officially landed in Columbus. Manjul opened November 7 at 230 E. Fifth Ave., located in the 4th and 5th Apartments in Weinland Park. This marks the second location for the New York-native brand that blends coffee and fashion. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. Founded by...

Columbus, OH · 1d
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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette

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Pickerington issues several new commercial building permits

PICKERINGTON −The Pickerington building department recently granted $28,301 in commercial building permits. Topping the list was a $14,740 permit for a sprinkler head relocation at 1010 Refugee Road. The remaining permits are: A $6,651 permit to provide sprinkler protection and for tenant improvements at 201 Clint Drive, Unit 400. A $4,790 permit to replace an existing gas furnace at 895 Old Diley Road. A $2,000 permit to add fire alarm devices in the operating room at 1010 Refugee Road. A $60 permit for roof work at 184 Jamie Lynn Circle. A $60 permit for roof work at 107 Jamie Lynn Circle. jbarron@gannett.com 740-681-4340 Twitter/X: @jeffrey_ba7142 This article originally appeared on Lancaster Eagle-Gazette: Pickerington issues several new commercial building permits

Pickerington, OH · 2d

The Columbus Dispatch

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Massive Honda expansion to add thousands of jobs in Marysville

MARYSVILLE - The Honda-Ohio relationship was forged almost 50 years ago, under Gov. James Rhodes and Honda's 64 original associates who began manufacturing Honda motorcycles five miles north of the city. Ten governors later, and with a $3 billion investment in Union County, Honda announced a third manufacturing plant to create more than 2,000 new jobs and churn out an additional 240,000 vehicles a year, including hybrid, gas and some electric. "Since (the Rhodes administration), Ohio and Honda have worked side by side. It has been absolutely an amazing partnership, a partnership that has flourished through nine separate governors," said Gov. Mike DeWine. "I'm the 10th …This partnership will continue when Gov. (Amy) Acton takes office in January." "This is a great Ohio success story," DeWine said at a news conference across the street from where assembly lines were busy assembling Accords and other vehicles. "My commitment to Honda is that this is going to be continued for decades and decades, no matter who the governor of the state is." "This state is rolling," said DeWine. "This state is red hot." In an Ohio Environmental Protection Agency filing previously reviewed by The Dispatch, the project was code named "Project Sunrise"

Marysville, OH · 3d

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Grand jury indicts 5 local contractors in pandemic unemployment benefits fraud

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A group of contractors is facing criminal charges after investigators linked them to millions of dollars in improperly released pandemic unemployment benefits. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress expanded the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program which sparked a historic increase in unemployment claims to the Ohio Department...

Ohio · 1d

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Bexley apartments could provide affordable housing model for central Ohio region

Across the country, communities are citing the need for more affordable housing. Where to place this housing remains in question as the issue can become a "Not in My Backyard," or NIMBY, situation. Plans are underway to make the Bexley apartments the first Columbus suburb to welcome a new affordable...

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Solar Is the Star at JPMorgan Chase's Polaris Facility

A host of strategic considerations combine for a successful photovoltaic installation at JPMorgan Chase's Polaris facility. — Key Takeaways:. Nearly 7,700 solar modules were installed on JPMorgan Chase's Polaris facility rooftop, and more than 32,000 solar panel carports were installed in the campus parking lots. In addition to gauging...

Columbus, OH · 4d

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Incentive talks begin after Honda unveils $3B Union County manufacturing plant

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Work is underway to determine what financial incentives Honda will receive following the company’s announcement this week it plans to build a $3 billion car manufacturing plant in Union County, bringing 2,000 new jobs and the potential for widespread economic impact across Central Ohio.

Union County, OH · 1d

NBC4 Columbus

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Women’s clothing and bridal retailer coming to Upper Arlington

A retailer known for women’s clothing and home decor is bringing its bridal line to Upper Arlington as part of a new store planned for spring 2027.

Upper Arlington, OH · 6d

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Long-delayed hotel project featured on ‘Magnolia Network’ gets new owners

A long-delayed hotel project in Columbus’ Harrison West neighborhood is getting a fresh start, with new owners taking the lead on renovations, and plans to open under a new name in early 2027. Formerly known as Hotel Plaas, the historic property will become The Harrison Hotel, according to an...

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Diamond Cellar to Open New Jewelry Store in Upper Arlington

Diamond Cellar is returning to Upper Arlington, where the family-owned jeweler has deep roots. The company is opening a new 5,000-square-foot boutique at 3718 Kingsdale Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221, near the Bob Crane Community Center. The space previously housed a Raymond James office. According to the Columbus Business Journal,...

Upper Arlington, OH · 13h

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OABA hosts 2027 Industry Conference

The Ohio AgriBusiness Association will bring together professionals from across the state for education, collaboration and networking at its annual Industry Conference, January 26 27, 2027, at the Hilton Columbus at Easton. The 2027 conference will focus on the ideas, advancements and partnerships shaping the future of agribusiness, offering attendees...

Ohio · 1d

Main Street Dollars

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The IRS gives storm-hit taxpayers in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay federal taxes

Taxpayers hit by the Aug. 10 storms in seven Ohio counties, including Franklin County around Columbus and Hamilton County around Cincinnati, now have until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay many federal taxes. The IRS announced the relief on Oct. 14. It covers individual and business returns, along with some tax payments that would […]

Cincinnati, OH · 4d

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Path Robotics raises $300 million to expand industrial automation

Path Robotics, a Columbus, Ohio, developer of robotic welding systems whose customers include shipbuilders HII and Saronic, announced Nov. 10 that it raised $300 million in Series E financing. The round, led by growth equity firm Georgian, valued Path Robotics at $2.45 billion after the investment. The company said it...

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Ohio’s Last Historic Public Market Survived a Fire and Nearly 50 Years in a Military Hut

A fire destroyed a public market in 1948, but the merchants weren’t ready to give up. They pooled their money, bought a surplus military hut, and kept their businesses alive beneath its curved metal roof. What was supposed to be a temporary solution lasted nearly half a century. I...

Columbus, OH · 4d

NewsForce 24/7

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Heart of Ohio Family Health CEO to Step Down Dec. 31 After Nearly Nine Years

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Heart of Ohio Family Health will begin 2027 under new leadership. The community health center’s chief executive officer, Dr. Buhari Mohammed, announced early Monday, November 9, that he will leave the organization after almost nine years to take a leadership role with an out-of-state healthcare organization, according to his announcement as published […]

Columbus, OH · 3d

The Columbus Dispatch

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Ohio businesses will work with Acton to keep momentum. We’ll also speak up | Opinion

Derrick R. Clay is president and CEO of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. Ohio voters have made their choice, and I congratulate Gov.-elect Amy Acton on her election . As Ohio prepares for new leadership, the Columbus Chamber of Commerce is ready to work with the incoming administration to strengthen our economy, support businesses and create opportunities across the Columbus region. Elections bring new leadership and priorities, but what businesses need to succeed doesn't change. They need predictable policies, skilled workers, reliable infrastructure and an environment that encourages investment. Families need affordable communities, quality education and access to good jobs. Ohio's success depends on getting both right. The Columbus region has become a destination for business investment, innovation and talent . We've worked hard to build that momentum, and we cannot take it for granted. Other regions are competing for the same businesses, workers and investments. The decisions Ohio makes in the coming years will determine whether we continue to lead. Employer needs must be top of mind Across our region, employers are navigating a common challenge: how to grow while managing rising costs, workforce demands and infrastructure needs. For a small business, that may mean deciding whether to hire

Columbus, OH · 5d