Contractors are being considered to lead the demolition and renovation of the first three floors of Lima’s Cook Tower, which will become the new home of the Allen County Child Support Enforcement Agency.
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A $50,000 grant from T-Mobile is helping drive the redevelopment of Lima’s former Mizpah Community Center. Officials will unveil project plans during a Sunday event as local and state funding pushes the effort forward.
ArtSpace Executive Director Sally Windle said the building has a rich history, but they only knew what the exterior looked like from photos at the Allen County Museum.
Lima City Council had a full agenda Monday night, making decisions on two tax abatements and a study for a potential new water treatment plant.
The LCIC, a nonprofit organization established under the Ohio Revised Code, promotes various forms of development within the city, including housing projects aimed at increasing homeownership and affordability.
Renovations to part of the City of Lima's municipal building will mean the relocation of several city departments. The second floor of City Hall will undergo a major renovation project in the next three months. This will relocate the departments of public works administration, engineering, housing, and neighborhoods, as well as the Lima Allen County Building Department. They will be relocating temporarily to the first floor at 675 West Market Street, across from Mercy Health-St. Rita's. The relocation is anticipated for July 1st through September 30th.
The City of Lima and the Lima Community Improvement Corporation awarded Burns Dental with the second-ever Better Blocks for Business grant. The program provides businesses along commercial corridors in distressed neighborhoods with money to make building improvements. Dr. Alyson Amerson has been practicing in Lima for 17 years. In the past year, she has been able to buy the building that is home to her practice on South Main Street. Now, thanks to the grant, she can give it a needed facelift.
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - Mercy Health St. Rita's held an open house on Wednesday for their outpatient rehabilitation space, after just over a year of…
The Family Resource Center hosted an open house on Monday to unveil the recently completed remodeling of their Hancock County Headquarters. Staff and community members gathered at the 1941 Carlin Street facility in Findlay to see the $1.75 million of renovations that were made.
As the Auglaize County Commissioners wrap up 2022, they are looking a head to starting some projects that they have been working on this past year. Thanks to a $900,000 grant from the State of Ohio, Auglaize County was able to remove some blighted structures so the land can be used for redevelopment. Plus, they have been getting some things in place to start a renovation project at the county jail. The roughly $5 million project will add more bed space to the facility, especially on the women’s side of the jail.