Dean Narciso is a Reporter at the Columbus Dispatch. He covers a range of topics including government, crime, and public libraries, with a particular focus on energy policy, sustainability, and real estate development. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Marion Star.
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By: Dean Narciso
The program to help train future manufacturing employees will be announced Sept. 3 at a ceremony in Washington D.C.
Offers to buy homes needed for Pike County mega-plant, aerial tour guide for data centers and story of renewal when 'Big Bear' went bust
By: Dean Narciso
Columbus Dispatch Sept. 2, 2026, 12:13 p.m. ET Westerville-based Vertiv, one of Ohio's fastest-growing companies, is getting even bigger.
By: Dean Narciso
Moreno called data center rhetoric "the worst sales pitches in the history of sales pitches. Who would be for that?"
During an energy summit in Columbus, Sen. Bernie Moreno discussed Intel delays on its New Albany chip fabrication campus.
By: Dean Narciso
U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno says he's confident in Intel's commitment to its massive computer chip foundry plant in New Albany a year after calling the company's top executive to the carpet over delays in the project.
Columbus Dispatch The Columbus region has led other major Midwest regions in jobs and wage growth, further supporting its reputation as an economic power, the Columbus Partnership is reporting.
The week's growth and development news worth a second glance includes comments from Ohio Senator AI and local jobs, wage growth
Columbus Dispatch Sept. 10, 2026, 5:15 p.m. ET The Columbus Partnership didn't have to look far for its next executive, but leaders in the business organization said they were not just playing it safe.
By: Dean Narciso
Columbus Dispatch The project cost is more than twice the $175 million it took to build the arena complex 25 years ago this month.
