Step back in time for a lesson that never gets old — safety! Our “Ride Right, Jimmy!” retro-style video puts a 1950s twist on e-bike and powered scooter safety in New Albany. Don’t forget:

🚫 No e-dirt bikes or e-bikes with motors over 750 watts
✅ Helmets on
🚴‍♂️ Motors off on sidewalks
🚦 Obey traffic laws
💡 Lights and reflectors at night

Parents, share this with your kids and help us keep New Albany safe for every rider and pedestrian. Learn more about our e-bike/scooter rules here: https://newalbanyohio.org/police/e-bikes-and-scooters/

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The City of New Albany was honored to host our annual Veterans Day Breakfast — a morning dedicated to gratitude, reflection, and connection.

Mayor Sloan Spalding, a veteran himself and part of four generations of family members who have served, joined community members in recognizing the courage and commitment of those who protect our freedoms.

This year’s keynote speaker, Dr. Tyshawn Jenkins of the Wounded Warrior Project, shared his powerful journey of resilience, service, and hope, reminding us that no veteran should face their challenges alone.

A special thank you to QTS Data Centers for serving as our presenting sponsor and leading the breakfast in the Pledge of Allegiance.

To all who have served: thank you. Your dedication continues to strengthen our community and our nation.

New Albany’s most unusual legend takes center stage this Halloween! With the body of a bear and the snout of a pig, the “Pigbear” has haunted local folklore since the 1930s and continues to live on through the New Albany Historical Society’s storytelling events. Check out our latest video to learn more about this quirky piece of New Albany history!