Topic: economic conditions

Income tax hike heads for ballot

Council OKs tax levy for May ballot

City attracts another firm with development grant

Income tax increase would raise $16 million through 2009

Chamber donates $10K to city

Economic plans top council's discussion

Council OKs grant to attract Westerville company

Tax hike likely despite slightly better economy

Public input needed on Worthington plans

Worthington planning 10 years out

Gathering highlights struggle of older suburbs

Council looks at plight of "First Suburbs"

Pillars, vegetation among project's last hurdles

City's program nets 450-500 new jobs

Surplus is projected in 2008

Expenditures outweigh revenue for city next year

Projects gussy up city in '04

City manager sees brighter economic time for city in '04

Council initiatives aim at luring new business

Grants keep RIS in town

Merits of 'improvement corporation' considered

Job losses help jump start city's economic redevelopment plans

City looking at comprehensive plan

City working to generate highest payroll dollar level

Businesses show interest in moving to Worthington

Feldman: CIC could mean better alternatives for city

The future worries those who lost jobs

City amends development guidelines

City may form CIC to help with development

Council sets eyes on heading off projected budget shortfall

Council seeks ways to reverse budget trend

Council seeks comment on city planning

City spending outpaces revenues in projections

Development issues important to city leaders for 2005

City could lose $1-million to state budget cuts

Community breakfast lets leaders gather to share plans, goals

City asks state to avoid cuts at local level

Ideas from residents will change city plans

Office market is tops, says brokerage firm

City officials hopeful about purchase of Worthington Foods site

City considers changes to community reinvestment areas

City departments stinging from high gas prices

Development director looking at projects to offset recent losses

Butterfield focused on city's economy

Candidates address city's economic state

Council candidates agree: it's the economy

No 'magic bullet' for development in '06, official says

Leaders present optimistic picture

Elder:economic vitality lags, but city is still a good place to live

Law firm looks forward to making its move

City's first TIF may benefit development

Latest financial "crisis" was apparently a 'ghost'

Grants attracted 6 new employers to city

Students, residents focus on improving life in city

Survey says economic vitality important to city

Grants could aid city's economic future

There's no link between abortions and economy

Even after bailout, some economic problems will persist

Worthington weathering economic woes well

Even in recession, priorities must be set

Dawn of 1908 found Columbus recovering from economic 'panic'

Residents will be asked to guide city financially

Economy's down, but time's still plentiful

Trying economic times present chance to grow

City services on the line as tax revenue takes a dive

Greeson, city look to slim down budget

'Bailout' rhetoric tilts to form of political swearing

'Sobering' tax revenues mean immediate city budget cuts

Food Pantry expected to feed hungry families in four local zip codes

Questions in 2010 revolve around city's budget woes

Financial crisis caused by liberal policies, not GOP

Americans deserve--and must pursue--the truth

Libraries' second Job Help Day set

Newest city leader thinkink long-term

City finally hires economic development manager

Economic fear drives strange decisions

City leaders brace for state budget cuts

Council warned of loss of state funding

City to losemearly $1million a year from state cuts

Auditor: Lower values reflect national economy

Development will see light of day in '12

Harris: Vacancies high, but city projects on the horizon

Man's personal story of Great Depression offers great insights

Business outlook good, chamber says

City health care costs up $900,000

City expects purchase to help Wilson Bridge area flourish

Worthington joins others in economic-growth agreement

City leaders look to prepare for economic development boom

City expects to take in $1.1M more than it spends

As it were: Trade was scant in early days

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Retail trend: Shoppers skip stores, use phones instead

As it were: Kelley tamed 'wildcat banking'

Wren House: 'Happy' place closing doors

Financial Health Indicators: Grades have city feeling pretty secure

From Waste to Resources: Central Ohio economy boosted by recycling

Economic effects of pandemic: Virus sinks hotel plans at Gateway

It's Worth It: District will keep checking up on financial health

Pandemic response: Economy could stagger after cancellation of marathon