John Bush is a National Reporter who focuses on local news in the Columbus, Ohio area. With a background in business journalism, John covers a wide range of topics including real estate development, infrastructure projects, and economic incentives. His articles can be found in publications such as the Charlotte Business Journal, WCMH-TV, NBC4, nbc4i.com, and Yahoo Finance.
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John Bush's coverage is focused on local business and real estate development within Ohio, particularly in the Columbus area. Given his emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, he may be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive access to new developments or major business ventures taking place within these areas.
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By: John Bush, Dave Davidson, Doc Coyle
On September 6, 2024, METAL ALLEGIANCE rocked the Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, New Jersey, performing a balance of original material with classic covers of metal royalty. Several guests joined METAL ALLEGIANCE on stage at the gig, including Troy Sanders
Pittsburgh-based Zoresco Equipment Co. to open first facility in Central Ohio
By: John Bush
The Licking County facility will house finishing services for lithium-ion battery components.
The Peninsula's second phase scraps office, hotel in favor of more housing
By: John Bush
Preview this article 1 min The $83.8 million project consists of 246 workforce housing units. THE REMAINDER OF THIS ARTICLE IS FOR PREMIUM MEMBERS
Here are the new mixed-use developments underway in Reynoldsburg
Suburbs go big and bold with slew of mixed-use projects - Columbus Business First
Heath's Central Park project seeks state tax credit for $66M second phase Columbus Business First
By: Joel Barrios, John Bush, Mike Orlando, Phil Demmel, Kerry King, Jack Gibson
By: John Bush
When Matt Hartman took over as CEO of Dublin-based FST Logistics in January 2020, the company was on the brink of shutting down.
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