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Louisa, KY · Real Estate
athensindependent.com
Creating affordable housing is an act of public service
For students and local residents, housing is a necessity that underscores our daily lives, affecting how we build relationships with the people and places around us. Especially for students at Ohio University, housing is a conscious choice that changes every year. As such, we can take steps to actively change the housing landscape in Southeast Ohio if we look at building homes as acts of public service.
mahoningmatters.com
New Albany Company affiliate buys 217 acres near Frazeysburg for business park
FRAZEYSBURG – Farmland just outside Frazeysburg recently found a new owner after a decade on the market. The Frazeysburg Land Company, created in April 2025 as an affiliate of the New Albany Company, recently closed on the purchase of 217 acres wedged between Frazeysburg, Black Run Road and Ohio 16, confirmed a company spokesperson Sept. 21. It's part of 664 acres within the area that it either owns or controls, they added.
WOUB
Athens affordable housing project is still in the works, but has hit some delays
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — The city of Athens still plans to build a cluster of affordable housing in the near east neighborhood, but there have been some unexpected delays. It was initially anticipated that at least some of the eight homes planned for the end of Hudson Avenue would be available for purchase by this fall.
WHIZ
Midtown Market Officially Opens in Cambridge
Cambridge, Ohio –– The Midtown Market in Cambridge celebrated its opening Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. According to a press release, almost $1.5 million was invested to renovate the two-story historic building located at 1023 Wheeling Avenue in the heart of Cambridge’s downtown district. The market will operate as a mixed-use market housing a business cooperative, food vendors, office space, and indoor recreation.
Times Recorder
New Albany Company affiliate buys 217 acres near Frazeysburg for business park
FRAZEYSBURG – Farmland just outside Frazeysburg recently found a new owner after a decade on the market. The Frazeysburg Land Company, created in April 2025 as an affiliate of the New Albany Company, recently closed on the purchase of 217 acres wedged between Frazeysburg, Black Run Road and Ohio 16, confirmed a company spokesperson Sept. 21. It's part of 664 acres within the area that it either owns or controls, they added. However, the company doesn't have any further details or any immediate development plans to announce, the spokesperson added. The Muskingum County Auditor's Office told the Times Recorder of two recent conveyances from Sept. 16 between the Frazeysburg Land Company and G&G Land Holdings II, the latter of which owns much of the land directly between Black Run Road and Frazeysburg. One transfer was for two parcels totaling 61.9 acres and $1.4 million, and the other was for six parcels totaling 155.3 acres and $11.85 million. The auditor's website also notes a transfer from Aug. 13 from the Mount Perry Land Company to the Frazeysburg Land Company for $999,000. It was for a 10-acre parcel along Black Run Road. It was previously transferred from G&G Land Holdings (not G&G
WHIZ
Ruoff Mortgage has a new home in Zanesville
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Ruoff Mortgage has moved up the street and is inviting home buyers and sellers to check out the new location. The business, formerly on Northpointe Drive, is now at 3934 Taryn Trace in Zanesville and celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday. According to Rusty Darner,...
csindie.com
Gentle changes can fix Cambridge’s multifamily zoning and keep the construction coming, staff says
Changes proposed for Cambridge’s multifamily zoning won’t stop the flow of homes being built or take away the zoning’s status as the most permissive in the state, staff said at a Wednesday meeting of city councillors from the Housing and Neighborhood & Long Term Planning, Public Facilities, Arts & Celebration committees.
athensindependent.com
Athens considers streetlight ‘municipalization’ move
ATHENS, Ohio — Athens City Council’s Committee of the Whole heard a presentation Monday recommending that the city move toward creating a streetlight utility that would give it control over distribution and transmission of city-owned streetlights. The city currently spends $160,000 annually on streetlight electricity. The city owns...
Farm and Dairy
Knives, guns, gold, jewelry, and misc.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS – HOME ARTS BUILDING. Knives/ Guns, Gold, Silver, Jewelry, Equipment,Â. Glassware, Collectibles, Collector Cards / Baseball Cards, Furniture, Outdoor, Kitchen, Household, and Misc. Terms: Cash or Good Check. Credit cards subject to 4% convenience fee. Not responsible for Accidents or Loss. Announcements...
athensindependent.com
Dover Township discusses data center concerns
DOVER TOWNSHIP, Ohio — At a public meeting of the Dover Township Trustees last Thursday, Sept. 3, attendees expressed concerns about a potential data center, and one trustee signaled an interest in holding a public vote on the issue. In July, the Independent reported that the New York-based firm...