Have you ever looked at a flower field and wondered how it was so beautiful? Or gazed at stars and thought about how big the world really was around you? Or, as a parent, wondered about different science activities at our schools? If you have, you should enjoy a number...
(Guest column reprinted from March 7 (2019) issue of This Week New Albany News; authored by Jennifer Chrysler, New Albany’s community development director) With the recent announcements that Facebook and now Google are building data centers in New Albany, the New Albany International Business Park’s Information Technology and Mission Critical cluster has...
Joseph F. Stefanov, City Manager Planning has been a New Albany staple since the creation of our first Strategic Plan in 1998. This document, and updates since, have helped guide land use; set expectations for aesthetics, architecture and site planning; and led to high quality development of all types. It...
After more than two years of work and cooperation between Franklin County and its jurisdictions, Franklin County residents can now send text messages to 911 dispatchers – with one very key caveat. “If a person has the choice between calling or texting 911 centers throughout Franklin County, please call if...
New Albany’s public service department recently installed new pedestrian crossings around the Market & Main roundabout. Each of the four crossing areas now has a push-button that lights up pedestrian signs to alert motorists that pedestrians are crossing the street. The buttons MUST be pushed to activate the warning lights...
This plan contains design guidelines and requirements for the deployment of small cell wireless facilities and other wireless network enhancements in New Albany. This section may be amended from time to time in accordance with the the city’s codified ordinances.
New Albany City Council members appointed Kasey Kist to fill the Council seat vacated by Dr. Glyde Marsh, who died on September 11 after serving on New Albany City Council for 25 years. Kist, who was chosen from seven finalists who interviewed for the open Council seat, will be sworn...
In its annual Best Hometown’s issue, Ohio Magazine recently recognized New Albany as one of the five best hometowns in the state. Among the reasons cited in New Albany’s selection was the community’s commitment to “lifelong learning and healthy living, as well as its thriving sense of arts and culture.”...
Dr. Glyde Marsh, Ohio’s oldest elected official and a New Albany City Council member, passed away on September 11 two days shy of his 100th birthday. He had served on New Albany’s Council since 1993. “Dr. Marsh was a true American hero, someone who served his country and his community...
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