MidTown Business
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The MidTown Business District is an eclectic and welcoming array of locally-owned businesses in the center of Columbus.
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About MidTown Business District
From Fortune 500 to hometown barbeque, businesses of all sorts and size make their home in MidTown Columbus. Among MidTown's commercial districts are professional offices, media headquarters, financial institutions, a growing medical community and, of course, a wide-ranging variety of specialty shops and restaurants. MidTown is home of the international headquarters for AFLAC, the Columbus Museum and the Columbus Regional Library with its 123,000 card-holding patrons. MidTown boasts recently and uniquely renovated retail centers and diverse architectural styles, including what is reputed to be the city's only Art Deco commercial building.
Accessibility, convenience, cultural, recreational and educational amenities, and vibrant residential neighborhoods make MidTown a natural for business.
The Association is focused on promoting, sustaining and enhancing the economic vitality of MidTown and its businesses; facilitating communication among merchants in MidTown; and amplifying to a wider local and state audience individual concerns, resources and influence.
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The MidTown Story
| MidTown, Inc. is a community renewal organization serving an area of over six square miles in the heart of Columbus. Radiating from Wynnton Road into six contiguous historic neighborhoods, MidTown incorporates - in addition to residential neighborhoods - schools, parks, the Columbus Museum, the Columbus Public Library, commercial office and retail districts, and the international headquarters for Aflac. In support of community, conservation and diversity, MidTown, Inc., through education and advocacy, works to sustain and enhance the neighborhoods and businesses within MidTown Columbus. MidTown, Inc., led by a diverse Board of Directors, embraces a broad vision and implementation strategy to:
Diversity and community. Homegrown businesses that serve the neighborhood, and the world. Antebellum homes, a postmodern library. Columbus’s history and its future. MidTown: Distinctively Columbus. Click on a topic to learn more about MidTown Columbus and MidTown, Inc. |
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