This is your association!

It's where you belong. OWA is a civic association serving all Worthington, consisting of all volunteers. We welcome everyone interested in quality-of-life, history and preservation issues regardless of where you live to become a member and get involved. OWA continues in its pursuit of causes that benefit our community.

Wednesday
Apr112012

Old Worthington Association Annual Meeting

Posted: DateWednesday, April 11, 2012 at 9:30PM

All are welcome to hear Matt Greeson, City Manager, address the citizens of Worthington on the important issue of Worthington's Economic Development. Please join us for the Old Worthington Association Annual Meeting. Attend, ask your questions and make a difference!

Wednesday – April 25, 2012
7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Worthington Inn
649 High St

The Community Dialog Series is a forum for citizens to contribute to the issues that shape the future of Worthington.

Come to our annual meeting: meet your friends, city leaders, winners of our Scholarship and see which home owners win architectural awards.

Bring a friend. The meeting and the refreshments are free to all.

Sponsored by La Chatelaine French Bakery & Bistro
For a more successful future for Worthington

Wednesday
Apr112012

Purchase your historic district plaque 

Posted: DateWednesday, April 11, 2012 at 9:21PM

Historic District plaques for your property are now available for purchase. Order yours today!  

If you have alreaqdy paid for your plaque you may pick it up at our annuall meeting on April 25 at the Worthington Inn.
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Our Mission

The Old Worthington Association is concerned with the preservation of Worthington’s historic district and heritage, distinct residential character and the unique design and architecture of Old Worthington. OWA’s responsibilities to the community are to develop a high degree of concern for, and participation in, local government to promote future development which will ensure continued high standards of physical attractiveness, to further continued pursuit of educational excellence and the enrichment of our cultural environment and to encourage private and public organizations to participate in planning and maintaining well designed park and recreational facilities.