Plans for $223 million JS Link facility in Columbus are ‘paused,’ official says
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Plans for a $223 million manufacturing facility expected to create more than 520 jobs in Columbus are on hold while JS Link America finalizes the design, a local economic development official said.
Missy Kendrick, president and CEO of Choose Columbus, confirmed Thursday that JS Link America’s work with local officials has been paused as the company determines final plans for the facility. No timeline has been set for when the work will resume.
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