Stalled work resumes on Newark’s tallest building, now on track for 2026
At 467 feet tall, including a permanent rooftop crane for maintenance, the Halo’s phase 1 tower is Newark’s tallest building, ...
Columbus Dispatch28d
What's next for the Longaberger building? Real estate leader sheds light on basket's future
The Longaberger basket building in Newark has sat idle for years, but at least one Licking County real estate expert believes it has a promising future. The former Longaberger Company headquarters ...
WOSU Public Media21d
In Newark and Heath, it's illegal to 'camp' on public property. Some people have nowhere else to go.
Newark City Councilman Doug Marmie said at the October council meeting where the law was passed that it isn’t meant to make homelessness illegal. “This is a mechanism for police to protect the ...
The Newark Advocate4d
Heath, like Newark, believes in HOME Court advantage for homeless facing minor misdemeanor
The city of Heath has joined with Newark in offering the HOME Court diversion program for homeless individuals charged with a minor misdemeanor.