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Huber Heights commission backs student-led outdoor mural; contractor to coordinate with Athletic Foundation

3859324 · June 16, 2025
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The Arts & Beautification Commission voted to proceed with a proposed outdoor mural by 17-year-old artist Katie Caplinger, partnering with Cincinnati firm MSA Design and contingent on Athletic Foundation permission and zoning/sign review.

The Huber Heights Arts & Beautification Commission voted to move forward with a community mural proposed by 17-year-old student artist Katie Caplinger and to have staff contact the local Athletic Foundation to secure permission for a proposed site.

Caplinger told the commission she wanted the mural to honor local athletes and teach residents about the city’s history. “I am 17. I swim through the YMCA … and I am part of the YMCA National Athlete Committee,” she said, describing a project to “honor the athletes that have come before us and anybody else that we could find” to inspire future generations.

Commissioners heard from MSA Design, a Cincinnati-based environmental graphic design firm led by Chelsea Sanders, who introduced the firm and its experience in translating designs into permanent installed work. Alexis Estoyde, a graphic designer with MSA Design, described the firm’s approach to community-driven projects: “We work in environmental graphic design ……

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