In 2011, Athens-based Ohio University had a record-breaking gift of $105 million and a mandate to build an extension of its osteopathic-medicine college in central Ohio. The city of Dublin... read more →
After nearly a decade of consecutive annual growth, energy utility communications leader Questline, Inc. has moved into a new Dublin office. Located at 5500 Frantz Road, Suite 150, the company's... read more →
Columbus will be the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Smart City. The city will receive $50 million in grant funding from the federal government and Vulcan Inc. to develop the city... read more →
At the 2016 Intelligent Community Forum Summit, members explored what it means for cities that are essentially competitors in economic development to work together. Read the story – Government Technology... read more →
Dublin, OH – There was more than just world-class PGA golf at Muirfield Village Golf Club last week during the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide. City of Dublin Chief Information... read more →
COLUMBUS, OHIO — A funny thing happened when Chattanooga, Tenn., set out to create the fastest municipal broadband service in the country: Telecommunications firms got angry and sued the city.... read more →
Ohio led the charge nationally in economic growth to end 2015, spurred by a jump in activity from the real estate and manufacturing industries, according to a report released Tuesday.... read more →
MARYSVILLE, Ohio — It's easy to miss the big picture when it comes to the 2017 Acura NSX and the small plant where it is built in the rolling hills... read more →
Wendy’s Co. revenue has fallen 31 percent in the past two years and executives at the restaurant company couldn’t be more pleased. Read the story – Columbus Business First –... read more →
Dublin, OH – Dublin City Council unanimously approved an economic development agreement with SportsBrain LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cognitive Ventures, LLC, to expand its current presence in Dublin and... read more →
