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On January 18, 2022, Worthington City Council made decisions with significant impact on efforts to develop the property at 1033 High Street, currently owned by LC Worthington Campus (Lifestyle Communities, LLC).   The WARD Planning Group…

  In light of some recent comments circulating on Facebook, and at the risk of giving any sort of credibility to obvious distraction tactics, we thought it prudent to address the comments directly: Addressing the Facebook comments …

“. . . I would ask you to explicitly deny, as opposed to tabling, the Lifestyle Communities proposal for UMCH, thereby creating the context where a city acquisition becomes a possibility.  By taking both ownership of the parcel and respo…

On Thursday, 14 October, 2021 Lifestyle Communities is scheduled to re-submit their UMCH development proposal to the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC). LC’s previous two proposals have fallen well short of the mark in terms of public a…

A Review of the Visioning Committee’s Final Report, from PCPW and WARD WARD & PCPW have worked together to offer our united support for the great work done by the Worthington Visioning Committee. Herein, we share our thoughts on how …

We’ve always been struck by the wide range of opinions concerning Worthington’s park system and how it compares to our neighbors.  In gathering petition signatures and conducting research, we talked with many people: supporters, other co…

Why does this issue matter so much? A “sense of place” is profoundly important to community. Worthington doesn’t need to look like Bridge Park. It doesn’t need to look like the Short North, or Bexley, or Grandview. There is just this on…

AN AMENITY IN FOCUS: In this piece, PCPW will share its thoughts and value proposition around one particular amenity – the Tucker Creek Sanctuary.  Tucker Creek, along the sou…