Northland Community Council

04/10/2026

04/09/2026

04/08/2026

2026 NCC Board Officers have been Sworn In.

Northland is growing, it takes many people to ensure the areas’ success. Thank you to all who support Northland!

Congratulations to all the Northland Award Recipients, your civic volunteer hours have not gone unnoticed.

Awards from;
Northland Community Council
Ohio State Senator, Bill Demora
The State of Ohio House of Representatives
Franklin County Auditor
Columbus City Council
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther

Elevate Northland Columbus City Council Mayor Andrew J. Ginther

03/12/2026

Wanted to share this great post from Elevate Northland

Columbus parents and mentors — this one's for the young people in your life. 👇

The 2026 Youth Symposium: Lead Where You Are is a free event for students ages 12–18 this Saturday, March 14, at Lead the Way Learning Academy.

Interactive workshops. Dynamic speakers. Lunch included. And a certificate of hours that counts toward graduation requirements.

A huge thank you to the Delta Omicron Sigma Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. and Lead the Way Learning Academy for making this possible.
📅 Saturday, March 14 | 10 AM–1 PM
📍 Lead the Way Learning Academy | 215 N Front St, Columbus, OH
🎟 Free to attend

Registration is still open. Tag a student or parent who needs to see this. Link in comments!

03/04/2025

This is going to be a fantastic event for anyone who lives in Northland and is curious about the cultures who share our neighborhoods. Please RSVP and enjoy a delicious lunch and hear from an author from our own Northland neighborhood!

Tuesday March 11 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 4848 Evanswood Drive, 43229 Please join us for lunch from Brazilian Grill and a fascinating speaker! Northland resident […]

07/08/2024

Would you like to be more connected with Columbus city government? Please attend a luncheon tomorrow with Councilmember Christopher Wyche! You'll experience authentic South American food from a local Northland restaurant AND meet other people who care about their community and city government. It's not too late to register!

Council Member Wyche will address business owners and residents in Northland regarding Northland’s regional trends and concerns. Council Member Wyche was recently elected to the Columbus […]

07/07/2024

Northland Community Fourth of July Parade 2024

Photography by Dave Paul Photography

05/18/2024

This is an interesting perspective. I’m curious what people think about this.

During downtown events, people will find a place to park, and this is our introduction to the attraction factor. We humans are drawn to attractions. If something is happening, we want to be a part of it- call it fellowship, or communityness, or even FOMO- but people want to be where the action is. The parade, the art walk, first Fridays, whatever the cause, people like to participate, they like to see other people and have a little fun. And during these events, those people find a way to attend. They might park further away, they might walk, they might bike, they might get a ride from an Uber or a friend, your town might even facilitate a shuttle system, but by all means- the masses will find a way. They do not let limited parking stand in their way of visiting an attraction and enjoying a night out.

The best businesses never suffer from a lack of parking. The great restaurants and the top-of-their-game retailers never seem to struggle with the same lack of parking as their nearby counterparts. They don’t have extra secret parking that their neighbors don’t, they have something else, something far more powerful than parking- they’ve got the goods. They are an attraction. They have something to offer. People will always make their way to the businesses that are a draw.

The best districts in the country and around the world don’t offer abundant parking. That is why they are the best districts. This is the attraction factor at work. Good urbanism is the hook, good businesses are the pull.

Parking does not draw people to a place, you can argue this in the comments until your fingers fall off, but the truth will set you free. People are drawn to attractions, not the utility that facilitates attending an attraction. To focus on parking as a downtown improvement strategy is putting the cart, way, way, way before that proverbial horse.

05/09/2024

https://zone-in-columbus.hub.arcgis.com/
The new zoning code proposal is up! Public comment is open. You may do it here on the website, or in person at the public gallery.

An ArcGIS Hub site used by the general public to access Zone In information and education in their community.

04/17/2024

This apartment complex is near the Goodwill store on Morse Road, south of Morse.

https://www.10tv.com/article/news/local/tenants-northeast-apartment-complex-frustrated-following-60-day-vacate-notice/530-39286c9f-5a08-458f-9936-1fce2a01a8e9?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2HWX33orCgjbHbBOHFTasny-BGmWVH60_6Cl_bDyOo55o_d8SafpcwK8U_aem_AdWMEIYX7xcUsklKNg-D9I2VtQW1x3rxatZln6J5-nRvytbnlZyFbaz77kLyrpZxLOx1jqg_d9O-M-3f_xFNwBp_

After the Sandridge Apartment complex came under new ownership this month, all tenants were notified they had 60 days to vacate the property.

07/05/2023

More photos from the Fourth of July Parade coming soon!