Editing Newark, Ohio (section)

==Economy==
[[Image:Newark-ohio-longaberger-headquarters-front.jpg|thumb|[[The Longaberger Company]] former corporate headquarters]]
Newark is the site of several major manufacturers. [[Holophane]], founded in 1898, is one of the world's oldest manufacturers of lighting-related products. The main factory of [[Owens Corning]] [[glass wool|Fiberglas]] is also located in Newark. [[State Farm Insurance]] has Regional Headquarters here. The [[Park National Bank (Ohio)|Park National Bank]] Corporation is headquartered in downtown Newark.
[[File:Heisey Uranium Milk Glass Souvenir Cup from Hansboro, North Dakota.jpg|thumb|left|upright|Heisey [[uranium glass|Uranium Milk Glass]] made in Newark]]

Several industrial parks have been developed and house such major companies as [[Kaiser Aluminum]], [[Dow Chemical Company]], [[General Electric]], [[Covestro]], [[Boeing]], THK, [[Harry & David]], Communicolor, [[Diebold]], [[Anomatic]], International Paper, and Tamarack Farms Dairy. [[The Longaberger Company|Longaberger]], a major basket-maker, had their new corporate headquarters in Newark designed as a gigantic "medium market basket," their most popular model.

The main shopping center in the area is the [[Indian Mound Mall]], located in nearby [[Heath, Ohio|Heath]]. The mall is named for the internationally known, ancient complex called the [[Newark Earthworks]], built 2,000 years ago by the [[Hopewell culture]] of central Ohio.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://stateparks.com/great_circle_earthworks_in_ohio.html|title=Great Circle Earthworks|first=T.|last=Walker|website=State Parks|accessdate=26 March 2023}}</ref> It is a [[National Historic Landmark]] and major elements of the earthworks are located less than a mile away from the shopping mall named for them.