In June, shortly after credit analysts from both Moody’s Investors Service (Moody’s) and S&P Global Ratings (S&P) confirmed their respective triple A bond ratings (the highest ratings possible from these agencies) for the City of New Albany, twelve different underwriting firms offered bids to purchase $16.650 million worth of bonds...
Touch-a-Truck is an event established by the New Albany Public Service Department for our kids and the kid that still lives within all of us. Held at the New Albany Public Service Department headquarters (7800 Bevelhymer Road) next to the Bevelhymer Park athletic fields, this event will put your little...
Franklin County Public Health to Spray New Albany and Plain Township for Mosquitoes Tuesday, July 10
Franklin County Public Health plans to spray for mosquitoes in New Albany and Plain Township Tuesday, July 10, beginning at 9 p.m., weather permitting. Those addresses on the “Do Not Spray” list will not be sprayed. For more information, click here or call Franklin County Public Health at (614) 525-BITE....
Mark your calendar for New Albany’s Fourth of July celebration. The New Albany Symphony 5K Run and Walk, sponsored by Orangetheory Fitness, will feature a 20-yard Ready Set Grow Toddler Crawl, Maple Orthodontics 1/4 mile Kids Fun Run, and the main 5K run and walk. Events begin at 7:55 a.m.,...
The New Albany Police Department is pleased to announce the promotion of police officer Joel Strahler to the position of sergeant. Strahler joins Chief Greg Jones and sergeants Garrett Fernander, Kris Daniels and Curtis Baker as New Albany’s senior police leadership. There were twelve applicants for the position. Following advertising,...