From Business First of Columbus: Photo by Mike Beaumont Short North weathering storm so far by Dan Eaton While the district has seen the economy and other factors drive its share of businesses out in the past year, unlike other… [Read More]
Its time for your regularly scheduled growth update from The Dispatch: “Central Ohio continues to grow“. Feel like you’re having a bit of Deja Vu? That’s because you are. July 2008: Columbus Grows, Rest of Ohio Shrinks March 2008: Columbus… [Read More]
Very nice addition to the OSU medical center. It’s the planned cancer hospital and critical care tower. These additions should help the medical center move up those national rankings a bit more. It will be nice to see some more… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Ohio must rethink growth, study says Wednesday, September 10, 2008 BY JOE HALLETT Ohio has too many governmental entities that compete with each other and for too long has fostered state policies that wastefully favor the growth… [Read More]
cnn.com wrote Columbus, Ohio’s happening side Fri May 30, 2008 By Jason Cohen Tens of thousands of people head to Columbus every fall during Ohio State’s football season. I’m as much a road-trip loving football fan as the next guy,… [Read More]
The Plain Dealer wrote Ohio’s minority growth offsets population losses Posted by Robert L. Smith May 01, 2008 A Plain Dealer analysis of new census data found that minority communities surged in size in Ohio this decade, helping to offset… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Columbus’ population up, a rarity in Ohio Thursday, March 27, 2008 BY MARK FERENCHIK The Columbus and Cincinnati metro areas are gaining people, but the rest of the state’s urban areas continue to shed population as Ohio’s… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Region grows, Ohio stalls Thursday, March 20, 2008 BY JEB PHILLIPS If it were not for the growth of central Ohio’s seven counties, the state would have had a net loss of more than 16,000 residents in… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote A sharp slowdown in the city of Columbus’ once-sprawling growth isn’t necessarily a cause for concern. Thursday, February 14, 2008 Blossoming like a well-cultivated rose is, in Columbus’ case, preferable to growing like a weed. That’s not… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Columbus still has an appetite for annexation, but it’s swallowing up land much slower lately Monday, February 4, 2008 BY DEBBIE GEBOLYS Columbus used to grow like a weed. But lately, its suburbs are more likely to… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote On the brink: Columbus Sunday, December 9, 2007 BY JOE HALLETT, ALAN JOHNSON AND MARK NIQUETTE The aggressive growth policy Sensenbrenner spun in motion during a record 14 years as mayor, beginning in 1954, catapulted Columbus from… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Can Ohio’s big cities be saved? Sunday, December 2, 2007 BY MARK NIQUETTE, ALAN JOHNSON AND JOE HALLETT Today, most of Ohio’s seven largest cities are teetering. With the exception of Columbus, they have shed more than… [Read More]
Business First of Columbus wrote Census: Columbus holds as 15th-biggest city Friday, June 29, 2007 Columbus remains the 15th-largest U.S. city, but with ceaseless growth and 3,500 more residents within a year, it might not stay that way. An update… [Read More]
Letter to the editor in the Cincinnati Enquirer: COLUMBUS LEADS CINCINNATI IN GROWTH As a Columbus native who has moved to Cincinnati for school, I was extremely excited about Cincinnati and ready to get out of Columbus. Now that I… [Read More]
Business First of Columbus wrote Columbus home to 1.72 million people Thursday, April 5, 2007 Columbus saw its population grow 7 percent from April 2000 to July 2006, the U.S. Census Bureau said. In a report released Thursday, the bureau… [Read More]
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