Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Next: The Baby Boomers Aren’t Done Yet

There are now 76 million Baby Boomers. The first wave of Baby Boomers recently reached the age of 70 and the trailing edge of that generation are now in their early 50s. Marketers like to concentrate their attentions on the 18-35 year old Millennial demographic, but the Boomers continue to wield a lot of economic and (via lobbying efforts by AARP) political clout. Although they are aging, the Baby Boomers are not going away quietly.

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Next: The Baby Boomers Aren’t Done Yet

There are now 76 million Baby Boomers. The first wave of Baby Boomers recently reached the age of 70 and the trailing edge of that generation are now in their early 50s. Marketers like to concentrate their attentions on the 18-35 year old Millennial demographic, but the Boomers continue to wield a lot of economic and (via lobbying efforts by AARP) political clout. Although they are aging, the Baby Boomers are not going away quietly.

Read the full article here 

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Opera Columbus Launches First Columbus Performing Arts Prize Project

The first artistic project supported by the recently created Columbus Performing Arts Prize debuts this weekend. Armide, presented by Opera Columbus at the Southern Theatre downtown, promises to amaze audiences.   

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Opera Columbus Launches First Columbus Performing Arts Prize Project

The first artistic project supported by the recently created Columbus Performing Arts Prize debuts this weekend. Armide, presented by Opera Columbus at the Southern Theatre downtown, promises to amaze audiences.   

Rest of the Story Here !

Friday, September 18, 2015

Installing Public Restrooms Downtown

Public toilets are not something people like to talk about, but resulting problems from the absence of proper facilities cause real problems in urban centers. Columbus is no exception, and a pilot program is being planned to bring public restrooms downtown. See Full Story Here

Installing Public Restrooms Downtown

Public toilets are not something people like to talk about, but resulting problems from the absence of proper facilities cause real problems in urban centers. Columbus is no exception, and a pilot program is being planned to bring public restrooms downtown. See Full Story Here

Monday, September 14, 2015

City of Columbus Announces Plans to Plant 300,000 New Trees by 2020

When it comes to urban revitalization, there are many different ways to go about building (or rebuilding) a community. Nearly every idea comes with its share of proponents and detractors, with some ideas being more controversial than others. But there’s one form of community enhancement that few people would argue is problematic for a neighborhood: planting trees.

Lots of Trees for CMH