Powell Crossing

Exciting News from the Greater Powell Area Chamber of Commerce!

We are thrilled to announce that Anjali Dighe has been selected as our incoming Executive Director.

Anjali will begin her role on May 18 and will work alongside Pamela Miller through June 30 as Pam transitions into retirement after seven years of outstanding leadership.

With more than 20 years of experience in business strategy, operational leadership, and community building, Anjali brings a dynamic vision and a strong commitment to supporting our local business community.

“Powell is a community at an extraordinary moment — and I intend to make the most of it. The businesses here deserve a chamber that fights for them, teaches them, connects them, and grows alongside them. That is exactly what I am here to build.” – Anjali Dighe

We are excited to welcome Anjali to the Chamber and look forward to this next chapter.

A formal welcome reception will be held on June 30, chamber members will receive an email invitation with registration details and an opportunity to meet Anjali.

Mark your calendars for our weekly farmers market! 🌽🍓☀️ happening Saturday, May 30 from 9AM–12PM at 240 N. Liberty Street in Powell. Stop by to shop fresh produce, handmade goods, local favorites, and more from an amazing lineup of vendors featured below. Come support local and enjoy a great morning in the community!

We know the warmer weather has everyone ready to cool off! ☀️💦

The Splash Pad at Village Green officially opens Monday, May 25, following the parade and ceremony at 2 p.m. Thank you for your patience while we get everything ready for another fun summer season!

After opening day, the Splash Pad will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Labor Day.

Bring the kids, splash around and kick off summer with us next week!

It’s that time of year again- Fawn Season! We want to reshare a post from last year as we have been receiving multiple calls and messages through our info line and Facebook.

🚨 Please SHARE! 🚨

⚠️ Help! I found a baby fawn!

🦌 A resting fawn, lying down, curled up, does not necessarily need help. A fawn is often seen in the same spot for several days (even immediately next to a home, deck or garage) until the mother leads it to a new location. White tailed deer moms will leave their fawns during the day and return to them at night. This is normal behavior, as it helps to protect the baby from predators. Unfortunately, native forested habitat has been transformed into a more urban environment, making some of the resting spots more obvious and vulnerable to humans.

🦌 Leave it alone and keep an eye on it. If you see any of these concerning signs, call or InfoLine at (614) 793-9453 or message us directly:

❗Crying, bleating, or approaching people
❗Covered in flies, especially on its back end (mom is not cleaning the fawn's back end)
❗Curled ear tips (see photo, can be a sign of dehydration)
❗Located directly next to a dead adult deer

We’re thrilled to announce our
2026 Farmers Market dates!

Join us every Saturday
Starting May 23rd thru October 3rd
9 AM–12 PM
240 N. Liberty St.

Come shop local and enjoy fresh produce, beautiful flowers, baked goods, and so much more. We can’t wait to see you!