Good morning, Powell. Wisconsin's buttery charm is officially expanding in Central Ohio as Culver's prepares to open its fifth location at Hamilton Quarter on October 20th. The beloved chain—famous for those fresh beef patties on toasted, buttery buns and made-throughout-the-day frozen custard—isn't stopping there, with a sixth location already in the planning stages. For butter burger enthusiasts, this news might be the brightest part of your fall season.
Meanwhile, OhioHealth is driving sustainability forward quite literally, operating one of Ohio's largest EV charging networks with 140 stations across their facilities. Their green initiatives have already eliminated emissions from nearly 400,000 miles of driving. And in a touching milestone, ALS United Ohio marks 25 years of providing critical support to families affected by the neurodegenerative disease, growing from a single volunteer group to an organization now serving 580 patients annually with essential equipment and emotional support.
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🍔 Culver's is bringing its ButterBurgers to a fifth Central Ohio location. The popular Wisconsin-born chain will open at Hamilton Quarter on October 20th, sitting at the borders of New Albany, Gahanna, and Westerville. A sixth location is also in the works, with plans filed to build at 1000 E. Dublin Granville Road. Founded in 1984, Culver's has expanded to 800 locations across 25 states, famous for its fresh beef burgers on buttery buns and made-throughout-the-day frozen custard that pairs perfectly with their crinkle-cut fries.
🚗 OhioHealth leads sustainability charge with electric transportation solutions. Last week, the healthcare provider partnered with Smart Columbus, SPIN, and COTA to showcase sustainable transit options at their administrative campus. Associates explored electric scooters, bikes, and vehicles while learning about public transportation alternatives. OhioHealth currently operates about 20 fully electric vehicles, 4 hybrid cars, and 140 EV charging stations—making them one of Ohio's largest EV charging station operators. Their efforts have already eliminated tailpipe emissions from nearly 400,000 miles driven last year, supporting better air quality in communities they serve.
🏃♀️ ALS United Ohio celebrates 25 years of hope and support. The organization hosted its annual WalkALS at Winton Woods, featuring teams walking in honor of those affected by the neurodegenerative disease. From humble beginnings with just one volunteer-run support group, ALS United Ohio now serves 580 patients annually, providing essential medical equipment, emotional support, and funding critical research. The nonprofit offers unique local services including face-to-face case management and "Free Fridays" email chains where families can exchange needed equipment, while continuing to raise funds toward their $400,000 goal.
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💰 Financial Friday
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