Downtown Zanesville, Y-Bridge, Colony Square Mall, Zanesville Municipal Airport, Maple Avenue retail corridor
Downtown Newark, Licking County Fairgrounds, Indian Mound Mall, Ohio One / New Albany approach corridor
I-70 / I-77 interchange, Southgate Parkway retail, Salt Fork State Park gateway
Canton, Dover, New Philadelphia, Belden Village corridor
Logan, Athens, Lancaster, New Lexington, Hocking Hills park gateways
I-70, I-77, US-33, US-22, US-40, SR-16, SR-60
Adams Outdoor offers in-house creative services to help you brainstorm, copy write, and design your billboard campaign. We’ll help you keep it simple while thinking outside the box for maximum impact.
The Ohio Valley is growing. Hocking Hills draws more than 4 million visitors a year. Intel’s Ohio One campus in Licking County is a $28 billion investment, the largest semiconductor project in U.S. history. Eastern Ohio’s Utica Shale has pulled in more than $117 billion since 2011. Tourism, tech, and energy are all putting fresh spending power into the same region, and the businesses that show up first get remembered.
Every driver here funnels through the same chokepoints. The I-70 and I-77 interchange near Cambridge, once billed as the world’s largest, is still the only crossing between Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland, and I-70 remains the only major expressway through downtown Zanesville. There are no optional detours, so the same commuters, tourists, and freight workers pass the same boards day after day. Adams Outdoor covers 16 counties from the Muskingum Valley to the river corridor at Steubenville, anchored in Zanesville, with a wide array of billboard inventory for your brand.
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Billboard costs in the Ohio Valley depend on format, location, and traffic exposure. Static bulletins along I-70 and I-77 command more than secondary roads in smaller towns, and digital typically runs above a comparable static face because you are buying flexibility rather than a single fixed message. Adams Outdoor builds plans around your budget instead of a fixed rate card. Request a proposal for current availability and pricing.
Adams Outdoor Advertising operates a large billboard network in the Ohio Valley, with static and digital inventory across 16 Ohio counties anchored by an office in Zanesville. Adams is the nation’s fourth-largest out-of-home company.
Yes. Digital inventory is live in Licking, Muskingum, and Tuscarawas counties, covering Newark, Zanesville, and the Dover and New Philadelphia area. Digital lets you change creative without reprinting, run different messages by time of day, and launch in days rather than waiting on a posting cycle. That makes it well suited to events, limited-time offers, and weather-driven or seasonal campaigns.
For static bulletins, plan four to six weeks ahead to allow for design, production, and the posting cycle. Digital can go live in a matter of days once creative is approved. Premium interstate positions and peak tourism windows book earliest, so if you are targeting the Hocking Hills season or a specific event, start the conversation sooner.
Your rep will pull available boards in the towns and corridors that matter to your business, put real impression numbers against them, and build a plan that fits your budget.
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Adams Outdoor Ohio Valley
1580 Fairview Rd
Zanesville, Ohio 43701
