Uptown Westerville is a Place for Legal Services

Uptown Westerville is a more than shopping -- Uptown Westerville also features select service professionals.

The Westerville Uptown Merchants Association welcomes new member:

Hollern & Associates Law Offices
Edwin J. Hollern
77 N. State St. at W. Home
614.839.5700/fax 614.839.4200

Hollern & Associates is a trial and appellate practice in the areas of Insurance Defense and Insurance Coverage, Uninsured Motorist Coverage, Professional Malpractice, and Product Liability. http://www.ejhlaw.com/

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Home-Made, Home-Grown on Wednesdays

Look for our ad in the May 1 ThisWeek Westerville!

That's right, the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market starts next week, on May 7th.

3 p.m. - 6 p.m. at the NE corner of N. State and E. Home in the Church of the Messiah parking lot. On-street and in-lot, parking in Uptown Westerville is free.

To keep up with the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market visit http://www.uptownwestervillefarmersmarket.com/. And, check out our blog! http://uptownwestervillefarmersmarket.blogspot.com/

Need directions? Just click here!

The Farmers' Market vendors are looking forward to a fresh, fabulous 2008 Season. Each week should have something new! Visit often!

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Good Reading

First, congrats to Kriss Rogers of Outside Envy -- Outside Envy is featured in the May/June 2008 issue of Westerville Magazine!

And, Columbus Monthly May 2008 edition is hitting newsstands and mailboxes as you read this -- look for the special section on the City of Westerville, featuring an article about Uptown Westerville.

Happy Reading!

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Fourth Friday!

Tonight, April 25th from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., is the first Fourth Friday Celebration in Uptown Westerville!

Sponsored by WUMA Member, the Westerville Visitors and Convention Bureau, Fourth Fridays are a family-friendly community gathering on the streets of Uptown Westerville. Enjoy the features of each Fourth Friday theme including extended hours from merchants, live music and performances, Westerville Fire and Police Department exhibitions, the Westerville Public Library Reading Swing, the Sertoma Brat Wagon and more.

When you come uptown tonight, enjoy the flowering trees along the uptown streets and the tulips blooming in front of City Hall. Come uptown for dinner, enjoy Fourth Friday, and stay for dessert!

This year, Fourth Friday runs through September 26th. For more information, be sure to visit the Fourth Friday page at the Westerville Visitors and Convention Bureau website or call 614.794.0401. Parking uptown (on street and in public lots) is always free!

Logo courtesy of the Westerville Visitors and Convention Bureau. (c) 2008 Westerville Visitors and Convention Bureau. All rights reserved.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for an Outdoor Oasis

Congratulations to WUMA member Kriss Rogers of Outside Envy for her recent mention in The Daily Reporter. Here's the article:

Westerville store owner expects growth during her first spring in business

RICK ADAMCZAK
Daily Reporter Staff Writer
04/17/2008

After more than 25 years in the corporate world, Kriss Rogers last year decided to combine her hobby and her career to open a new store in uptown Westerville that sells outdoor accessories such as wind chimes and glass ornaments.

Outside Envy, located at 15 N. State St. in Westerville, opened last August, but is now gearing up for what Rogers said she hopes will be the store's busiest time of the year.

"We're looking at the next three months as being about half of our business," Rogers said.

People are starting to spend more time outside and therefore starting to decorate their outdoor areas, she said, noting that her store offers buyers a variety of pottery items, art glass and wind chimes to create unique outdoor spaces.

"I always had been an avid gardener and loved the outdoors. I was looking for a niche and felt that I have one," said Rogers. "I didn't want people to come in here and be able to say, 'Oh, I could get that anywhere.'"But she did study ideas from other retailers as she envisioned what she wanted at her own store.

"I took parts of three to four other retail outlets and incorporated those into my concept," Rogers said.

She said that so far the reception from customers has been positive."People have really liked it. Sales have been strong," Rogers said.

The most popular items so far have been the art glass. She said she started with two or three different styles, but now carries more than four dozen.

"It's definitely been one of the strongest categories," Rogers said.

The store also tries to feature as many items from local artists as possible. "We're always on the lookout for local artists and we're hoping that they'll be coming to us through word-of-mouth. I think people have a real interest in that," said Rogers.

The store also may benefit from the high gas prices as people are taking fewer vacations and instead spending money on their homes."There are a lot of people adding three-season rooms or sunrooms. They're traveling less and want to get a lot of enjoyment out of their back decks or patios," Rogers said.

After a long career in a variety of positions, including as a buyer with such large retailers as JCPenney and Value City, Rogers decided nearly two years ago that she wanted to go out on her own.

"It's something I had though about for the last 10 years ... finally I took that leap of faith," she said. "If I was going to keep working hard, I was going to do it for myself. It's a lot more fun when you're doing it for yourself."

That experience in the corporate world - especially her background in dealing with manufacturers - has been a big help so far in her entrepreneurial venture."I learned about the buying process and try to understand what the customers want and what they're willing to pay for," said Rogers.

"The item has to be unique and it has to be affordable." In that vein, the store does offer products at in a wide range of prices.

One of her main challenges now is spreading the word about her store and she said she's learning "how to get noticed outside the community."So far, about 60 percent of her customers live in or around Westerville, but she said she's also seeing more shoppers coming from the New Albany, Worthington and Sunbury areas, too.

She spent nearly nine months looking all over Central Ohio for a location and finally landed the Westerville location, with a little luck involved. Scouring Westerville one day to watch traffic patterns and other characteristics of the uptown area, she spotted a lease sign in a storefront that hadn't been there before. She immediately called about the lease and when another potential leasee's appointment ahead of hers was canceled, she met with the owner and decided she had found the spot she'd been wanting.

"I had been looking at a lot of different locations and for some reason always kept getting pulled back to uptown Westerville," Rogers said. "I'm so happy with the location. I don't really think I could have done any better."

The Westerville Uptown Merchants Associations encourages you to shop Uptown Westerville and stop by Outside Envy.

OUTSIDE ENVY
Art of the Garden, Deck, and Patio
Unique Gift Shop
15 N. State St.
Westerville, OH 43081
614.895.3689
outside.envy@sbcglobal.net

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Fresh Air Shopping

Mark your calendars -- the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market opens on Wednesday May 7th!

The market, sponsored by the Westerville Uptown Merchants Association, will, like last year, be open every Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the corner of N. State St. and E. Home St., in the Church of the Messiah parking lot, and runs through October 29th.

Your favorites are returning:

▪ Arjay Gourmet Foods ▪ Bildsten Landscape ▪ Bird’s Haven Farm ▪ Bridgman Farm ▪ Carousel Watergardens & Cathy’s Tasty Treats ▪ Doran’s Family Farm ▪ Flying J Farm ▪ Malabar Acres ▪ Mockingbird Meadows ▪ Northridge Organic Farm ▪ Pleiades Maple Products ▪ Sue’s Kitchen ▪ Varley Valley Products

And welcome new vendor:

▪ Frijolito Farm

For more information, check out the WUMA Uptown Farmers' Market Page, the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market Vendor Directory, and the Farmers' Market Blog!

A couple shopper's tips: first, if you want pie, come to the market early and second, be sure to check out all the action with the Uptown Westerville merchants and shop Uptown Westerville! Uptown Westerville is an original town center, open since... 1858!

See you at the Uptown Farmers' Market!

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Artisanship in Glass

Kriss Rogers at Outside Envy is celebrating National Art Glass Month!

This spring Outside Envy is featuring one of the largest collections of hand blown Kitras Art Glass in Central Ohio.

Kriss invites you to celebrate the close of National Art Glass month by attending Outside Envy's Open House the weekend of April 26th and 27th.

One lucky customer who stops by the Open House that weekend will win a Kitras Art Glass Spirit Ball valued at $200!

Visit Outside Envy 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays thru Saturdays and 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays.
For additional information, call 614.895.3689 or e-mail Kriss at outside.envy@sbcglobal.net

Outside Envy – Art of the Garden, Deck and Patio, 15 North State Street, in Uptown Westerville, An Original Town Center, Opened 1858!

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Personalized Service

The Westerville Uptown Merchants Association welcomes its newest member:

The Sullivan Co.
Wear. Brand. Matters.™
130 Graphic Way
614.898.9971
614.898.0882 Fax
www.wearbrandmatters.com

The Sullivan Co. features in-house screen printing, promotional products, gifts & apparel, embroidery, chef & restaurant apparel

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Know How the Garden Grows! With Style!

Congratulations to Kriss Rogers of Outside Envy for her recent feature in The Columbus Dispatch's Shop Talk.

Click here to read the article.

Or... check it out right here:

SHOP TALK

A weekly chat with a store owner or clerk in central Ohio

Kriss Rogers
Thursday, April 10, 2008 6:55 AM

Kriss Rogers, owner of Outside Envy in Westerville
52, owner of Outside Envy, 15 N. State St., Westerville

Describe your store.
We say that we have accessories for any outdoor space, or any space where you want to create an outdoor atmosphere.

And you carry everything from garden sculptures and glass ornaments to candles.
It's an eclectic collection of unique gifts at affordable prices. . . . It's no fun if you can't afford it.
We've got tickets in the store that are $400 but also things that are $10. So there's something for everybody.

You opened in the fall -- near the end of gardening season -- so that you'd have a few months to get to know your customers and what they wanted before spring rolled around. Now that it's here, what have you found they want?
They love any kind of unique gift. . . . And categories? I think art glass and wind chimes have been strong.

They really like your area artists, too. Talk about Tammy Stewart's work, which you carry.
She's called the concrete gardener. She actually casts things in concrete, then paints them. (Rogers picks up a large, painted leaf that illustrates Stewart's work, then points to round oil lamps.) Her kind of signature pieces are these oil lamps.

You've spent years in retail, for places such as Schottenstein's and JCPenney. What do you like about owning a store?
Oh, gosh, . . . I think it's just -- it's fun. When you work in the corporate world, it's compartmentalized. I like the "whole picture" part of the job (in a gift store). You just see everything start to finish.

-- Kristy Eckert keckert@dispatch.com

TRY THIS: Dennis East wine-bottle-stopper candelabras ($7.50 to $14.50)

Outside Envy is a delightful oasis full of just very nice touches for home, patio, deck, and garden. And, a perfect place to buy memorable, thoughtful gifts for all occasions for friends and family... or yourself!

Stop by Outside Envy, 15 N. State St., on your next trip uptown.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Personalizing Spring

Great style is personal, so welcome this spring and summer your own special way!

Amy Robinson says It's All In The Name is featuring some great new items this Spring.

Amy shares: "We are actually adding new albums for wedding, shower, and birth announcements to our store. We also have fun spring and summer flip flops, coozies and sunglass cases that are personalized."

Stop by It's All In The Name, 20-K S. State St., on the Brickwalk, 614.890.1332, lisaandamy20@sbcglobal.net

Uptown Westerville is a Place for A Good Cup of Coffee

New This Spring at Java Central....

New Spring hours:

Monday -Friday: 6:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Saturday: 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m.– 5 p.m.

Early Bird Special (weekdays before 9 a.m.):

Jump start your morning with a cup of gourmet coffee for $1.00

Meetings and Events:

Are you looking for a nice and cost effective place to hold your formal or casual meetings and events? Do you need gourmet coffee, specialty drinks, or pastries to energize your meetings and events? Reserve Java Central's Library, Parlor, or newly renovated Meeting Room. With plenty of comfy seating and free WiFi, Java Central will make your meetings or events a great hit.

It's the Goods:

Java Central roasts their coffee beans and sells their gourmet coffee beans whole, ground, and brewed. They have a full range of specialty drinks, including a variety of espresso based drinks, coffee based and cream based ice blends, spiced Chai, and a wide selection of tea. (You can can even "indulge" in guilt-free vanilla or caramel-flavored lattes at 90 calories!)

Ask about Java Central's Organic, Fair Trade selection.

Java Central features an amazing selection of fresh bagels and pastries that can easily become a part of your daily routine!

A Surprise Inside!

Java Central also features a dazzling line of unique gifts from around the world -- beautiful, hand-made Egyptian cotton scarves, jewlery, mugs, candles, beaded bags, ceramics, accents, and more -- treat yourself, surprise a friend, and... perfect gift basket ingredients. With plenty of comfy seating and free WiFi, Java Central is a great place to enjoy a delicious drink or pastry, meet with friends, or shop the boutique.

Java Central says Thanks to its Uptown Neighbors:

Since opening last October, many uptown merchants and residents have come to Java Central to sample or buy their products, and refer customers. Java Central says thank you to the Uptown community for its support and business. Ed Shadi says, "It has been exciting for us to be part of the Uptown Westerville Community. Thank you all for being part of our success!"

Check out Java Central's website for more information, including their menu.

Highly recommended!

Java Central is located right across from City Hall at 20 S. State, Westerville, 614.839.0618, info@java-central.com

Uptown Westerville is a Place for New Business

Welcome to new WUMA member: Brown Tax Accounting (18 W. College).

Owner Julie Brown offers services that include all personal income tax returns, IRS E-File, IRS problems, prior-year returns, business & non-profit tax returns & bookkeeping.

Contact Julie Brown at 614.882.4482 or e-mail: jbrown@browntaxaccounting.com

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Fine Jewelry

Bill and Shelley Morgan of Morgan's Treasure announce their brand new website:

http://www.morganstreasure.com/

Add this site to your favorites! Bill is a tremendously talented, creative jeweler and customer service is a Morgan's Treasure hallmark. Check out the website, stop by the store!


Morgan's Treasure, The Uptown Jeweler, 12 W. Main St., Westerville, OH, 614.882.4401, info@morganstreasure.com

Photo courtesy of Morgan's Treasure. ©2007 Morgan's Treasure. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Saving the Date

Saturday, May 31, 2008.

That's the Garrett Wonders Memorial Bike Race sponsored by Westerville Bike Shop.

Westerville Bike Shop owner, Kurt Lehmkuhl explains:

This is a non-profit race put on in honor of Garrett Wonders, a former employee of the Westerville Bike Shop, former president and cyclist for the OSU cycling team, member of the Armed Forces cycling team, and Olympic hopeful. He was tragically struck by a car while on a training ride in South Carolina. Because of his enthusiasm for developing new riders and for the sport of cycling, we put this race on every year with all proceeds being donated to the Garrett Wonders Memorial Fund, a 501C(3) organization which provides a collegiate cycling scholarship to an OSU student every year as well as promoting cycling awareness.

Details soon. Right now, for more information contact Kurt at Westerville Bike Shop.

Westerville Bike Shop, Bicycles, Accessories, Care & Repair, 29 W. Main St.. Westerville, Ohio, 614.891.5654, westervillebike@hotmail.com

Click here more information about Garrett Wonders and Share the Road.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Getting Personal.

Welcome to new WUMA member:

It’s All In The Name (20-K S. State) each item is unique when it’s personalized!

Unique gifts and everyday items can be personalized with embroidery and print details.

To learn more, contact owners Amy Robinson and Lisa Herrmann at 614.890.1332 or email: lisaandamy20@sbcglobal.net.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Sitting in the Great Outdoors

Amish Originals Furniture Co. announces new outdoor furniture options!

▪ Amish-crafted cypress deep seating with Sunbrella® cushions. Accents include coffee and accent tables. Comfy and stylish. Purchase pieces separately or create a conversation group.

▪ Amish-crafted Adirondack seating in a selection of vibrant colors: Jamestown Red, Zook Cream, Barn White, Pequea Green, Minuet (pink), Freshwater (light blue), Black, and Mocha. Mix or match.

▪ Amish Originals continues to carry its popular poly and treated-pine outdoor furniture: Adirondack Chairs & Ottomans, Gliders, Side and Accent tables.

Your outdoor furniture choices are made-to-order, so stop by today.

Amish Originals Furniture Co. is located at 8 and 38 N. State St. 614.891.6257 customerservice@amishoriginals.com

Get the inside scoop about furniture, home accents, and more. Sign up for the Amish Originals eNewsletter.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Special Recognition

2008 is Westerville's 150th Anniversary!

This May, Columbus Monthly magazine will be featuring Westerville in a special section.

If you don't already subscribe, keep an eye out for the May 2008 issue of Columbus Monthly at your favorite bookstore or newsstand.

WUMA member City of Westerville, 21 S. State, Westerville, Ohio, 614.901.6400.

Celebrate Westerville continues, visit www.celebratewesterville.org

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Good Advice

Debbie Bennati, owner of WUMA member A Gal Named Cinda Lou, 24 E. College off Haywood Alley, starts the business day by adding a thought of the day to a chalkboard that sits outside the store.

The morning Westerville started getting hit by recent record snowfall, the 'Cinda Lou' chalkboard coincidentally observed: "Soon life will become more interesting."

'Cinda Lou' is an absolute find -- featuring an imaginative collection of vintage handbags, jewelry, t-shirts (Choonimals and Wowch), gift items, candles, art, accents, and furnishings. 'Cinda Lou' also features CDs and t-shirts from Debbie's son, Adam's band, Early Man. A Gal Named Cinda Lou has recently been featured in Columbus Alive! and The Columbus Dispatch's Shop Talk column.

Visit Debbie and daughter Juli at A Gal Named Cinda Lou often (click here for hours) -- you never know what new merchandise you might find or what tidbit of wisdom will be on the chalkboard today!

Photos courtesy of Brickstreet Communications. ©2008 Brickstreet Communications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Honoring Good Dogs

Mayor Anne Gonzales and the Westerville City Council recently honored WUMA member Suite 59's Gerry & Joan Domanik's Irish Setter, Killian; Killian recently retired as a therapy dog.

As a healing presence, Killian has a special ability to offer gentle solace to patients in palliative care, connect with people with alzheimer's, and brighten residential care & rehab facilities.

Thank you to Killian and to Gerry & Joan for their random acts of unconditional kindness.

There are some simple truths... and the dogs know what they are. -- Joseph Deumer

Suite 59 Hair Design is located at 59 E. Home St., Westerville, OH, 614.891.HAIR.

Photo courtesy of City of Westerville. ©2008 City of Westerville. All rights reserved.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Value

Artful. Beautiful. Useful. Amish-Crafted.

Amish Originals Furniture Co. is currently featuring floor model markdowns.

Click here to view Amish Originals Floor Model Price List.

An experience for the senses -- next time you're Uptown, stop in -- beautiful furniture and, from soy candles to distinctive wall art, accents and features that help make your house a home.

Visit Amish Originals online.

Get the inside scoop about furniture, home accents, and more. Sign up for the Amish Originals eNewsletter.

Amish Originals Furniture Co. is located at 8 and 38 N. State St. 614.891.6257 customerservice@amishoriginals.com

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Snow!

This is what Uptown Westerville looks like this afternoon on March 8th!!

Sheriff's departments have issued both Level 2 and Level 3 travel advisories, depending on where you live.

Stay Safe. Be Safe.

Westerville Uptown Merchants Association members The Old Bag of Nails Pub and Pasquale's Pizza are both open tonight.

Call, e-mail, or check the websites and blogs of your Uptown favorites first, they may be closed!

Photo image courtesy Brickstreet Communications. (c) 2008 Brickstreet Communications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for a Great Cup of Coffee

WUMA member Java Central 20 S. State) is now open Sundays and announces special discounts!

Are you an Otterbein College student or staffer? Work for the City of Westerville? A member of WUMA? Flash your i.d. or biz card and you’ll save 10% on your order!

And... Java Central now serves egg sandwiches! Click here for details.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Expression

WUMA member Gallery 202 (38 N. State) has 2 upcoming events.

First, Jan. 28th - Feb. 9th: Central Ohio Home School Art Show. Reception Feb. 2nd, 5 p.m. thru 8:30 p.m. and...

Home Party Extravaganza Open House. Feb. 10th, noon - 6 p.m. Check out the website to download a 2 for 1 admission ticket ($1 per person).

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Voice your Opinions

The W. Main St. bridge over Alum Creek is going to be replaced and the City of Westerville and The Franklin County Engineers office would like to hear from you.

There are 3 proposed bridge designs, and the county is looking for input about the designs and your perception of how the bridge is being and will be used. You can download a questionnaire from the county website. The last pages of the questionnaire show the three bridge designs.

Click here to download the county’s questionnaire. You’ll need to mail in your questionnaire by 2/1.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Grow Your Business

Welcome to new WUMA member and Uptown Business: Atattooed Ltd. (16 S. State). Attatooed (pronouced ‘attitude’ -- yes, very cool) features services that include tattoos, body piercing and permanent cosmetics.

To learn more contact tattoo artist and owner Nadine Morris at 614.392.2304 or e-mail: atattooed16@yahoo.com.

Uptown Westerville is a Place in the News

Check out the January/February 2008 issue of Westerville Magazine and you'll meet members of the Westerville Uptown Merchants Association:

Suite 59 Hair Design (59 E. Home St.) owners Gerry and Joan Domanik's Irish Setter, Killian in featured in Paws and Effect. Killian recently retired after a distinguished career of service as a therapy dog. In 2007, Killian was the first non-human recipient of the Alzheimer's Association of Central Ohio's Volunteer of the Year award. To learn more about Killian's compelling story and about therapy dogs, check out Paws and Effect.

Learn more about....

Roy Lawson, Mike Daffin and the Uptown Cigar Company (33 N. State) and...

The Shadi family and Java Central (20 S. State, http://www.java-central.com/).

Uptown Westerville truly a Place for Business People!

Uptown Westerville is a Place Suitable for Framing

Retired AP Photojournalist and Westerville resident, Gary Gardiner, has started a project to compliment Celebrate Westerville capturing a year-in-the-life in Westerville framed through the lens of his camera.

Check out Westerville Life online and you'll find a new photo each day painting a picture of how we live, work, learn, and play day-to-day in our community.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Upgrades

Did you know that the W. Main Street bridge over Alum Creek is going to be replaced? Did you know that in 2008 and 2009 Uptown Westerville will see some changes?

This Wednesday, January 16th, the Franklin County Engineer's office and City of Westerville are hosting a community meeting at the Senior Center, 310 W. Main, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. about the W. Main St. bridge.

Here's the details from the Franklin County Engineer:

Franklin County , Ohio --- Dean C. Ringle, P.E., P.S., Franklin County Engineer, announces that a public meeting to discuss the proposed replacement of the West Main Street Bridge over Alum Creek in Westerville will be held on Wednesday, January 16, 2008 at the Westerville Senior Center, 310 West Main Street.

The meeting will be conducted in an open-house format, from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M., so that the public can attend anytime at their convenience. There will be no formal presentations, but engineers representing Franklin County will be present to discuss the project and to solicit opinions regarding design of the new bridge.

“This is an outstanding opportunity for the public to learn about this important project and to provide input by submitting written comments on forms that will be available during the event,” said Dean Ringle. “We are urging all interested persons to attend.”

Check the City of Westerville website or check back regularly as the WUMA blog updates regularly with information.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Celebrate Prizes!

Celebrate Westerville's Celebrate on State! may be a fond memory, but we now have prize winners for the Celebrate on State! History Hunt.

Uptown Merchants, including WUMA Members, glady contributed gifts, gift baskets, and gift certificates for the History Hunt Prize Packages!

Click here and visit Shop Uptown Westerville for the winners and prize details.

Click here to view some great photos from Celebrate on State! on New Year's Eve.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Instant Replay

Did you enjoy the amazingly fabulous New Year's Eve Music and Light Show and would like to see it again?

Didn't get a chance to see it, but would like to?

Heard about it and sorry you missed it?

Worry Not!

The Celebrate on State! Music and Light Show will be repeating through January 6th -- Evenings at the beginning of each 1/2-hour from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. The music & light show lasts about 15 minutes.

Tune in! Music is available uptown on low-frequency FM position 94.1.

Happy 2008! Happy 150th, Westerville!

Celebrate Westerville continues with Independence Week and Labor Day Weekend activities. For more information visit the Celebrate Westerville website.