Lorri Molnar RE/Max Affiliates; Information about Northwest Ohio, Franklin County and Delaware Counties. Columbus, Dublin, Olentangy, Powell, Hillard, Westerville, Worthington

Welcome to the Communities of Columbus & Central Ohio!

[Columbus] [Delaware] [Dublin] [Powell] [Hillard] [Westerville] [Worthington]

Columbus	Columbus was founded in 1812, and is located in the center of Ohio. It is the 33rd largest city in the nation (ranked by population in the 2000 US Census), and is the most populous city in Ohio. Franklin County’s population increased...
Delaware	Delaware is a city known for it's excellence in all areas affecting home owners. It is one of the most beautiful and exciting places to live with its tree-lined streets, historic district, parks, golf ...
Dublin	Dublin is a city known for it's excellence in all areas affecting home owners. It is one of the most beautiful places to live with it's many gardens, roadside plantings, parks...
Powell	Powell, located just north of Columbus, is known for its historic town center; filled with antique shops, specialty stores, and the village green. The city has its own police department, and is served by the Liberty fire department. Residents enjoy...
Hillard	Hilliard has an active community life, including a strong interest in the arts. The Hilliard Arts Council offers a summer concert series in the local parks, community theater productions, and the Old Hilliard Art and Street Fair. The home of the Franklin County Fairgrounds, which hosts...
Westerville	Westerville began as a small settlement in 1809, and has continued to grow and mature into the thriving city of 37,000 residents it is today. A leader in community safety and service right from the beginning, Westerville established its school district in 1855, a volunteer fire department...
Worthington	Worthington was settled in 1803 by families from Connecticut and Massachusetts under the leadership of James Kilbourne. They built the village around a central public square still in use today for summer band concerts and arts festivals. The "Old Worthington" business district...