The Cultural Center of Henry County said the Ohio Supreme Court has declined to hear its case involving the Napoleon Central School building. The organization announced the decision on Tuesday, the day before the story was published.
Mark Giannetto, president of the Cultural Center's board, said in a statement that the group was disappointed by the outcome and believed there had been a compelling reason for the court to consider the matter.
According to the Cultural Center, the decision leaves open questions about what happens to the historic building and about the organization's plans for Three Arches Ohio. The statement did not describe those plans in detail.
The dispute between the Cultural Center and the school district has lasted for years and traces back to when the building was sold in 2017, according to the organization. The announcement did not identify the specific legal issues the group had asked the court to review, and no statement from the court itself was included.