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Brunch Review: The Pearl
0Everyone already knows that The Pearl does oysters. And it serves water from mason jars: everyone knows that too. And since The Pearl is a Cameron Mitchell restaurant, everyone knows… [Read More]
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Brunch Review: The Pearl
0Everyone already knows that The Pearl does oysters. And it serves water from mason jars: everyone knows that too. And since The Pearl is a Cameron Mitchell restaurant, everyone knows to expect a polished dining experience, complete with confident servers… [Read More]
Project Update: Fifth Avenue Dam Removal
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The actual removal of the Fifth Avenue dam was the easy part, relatively speaking. It took workers less than a month to take out a 180-foot chunk of the dam,... [Read More]
Zauber Brewing Relocating to Fifth Avenue, Adding Bier Garden
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It’s only been a little over a year since Zauber Brewing first launched, but they’re already upgrading, expanding and relocating. This summer, Zauber founder Geoff Towne will begin working on... [Read More]
Columbus “Localists” Energized by BALLE Conference – Part 1
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The member organizations of BALLE, the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies, are on the front lines of the “buy local” movement – trying to influence shoppers, businesses, and governments... [Read More]
Latest News, Articles and Features:
Sprout Soup changing from retail store to appointment-only
0Sprout Soup, the store that’s made cloth diapering and babywearing for Columbus parents accessible since 2005, is changing their retail model. Owner and President Alissa DeRouchie is expecting a new… [Read More]
Project Update: Fifth Avenue Dam Removal
4The actual removal of the Fifth Avenue dam was the easy part, relatively speaking. It took workers less than a month to take out a 180-foot chunk of the dam,… [Read More]
New Retail Program Targets Lennox, Cleveland Avenue, West Broad
5Franklin County and ECDI jointly launched a new retail incubation program that is targeting specific neighborhoods throughout Columbus. The “Retail Incubation Supporting Entrepreneurs” (RISE) program has a goal of giving… [Read More]
Reed Arts Relocating to Third Avenue
2After nearly two decades of operation in the iconic red and purple building at 909 West Fifth Avenue, Reed Arts is on the move once again. This 35-year-old business will… [Read More]
Zauber Brewing Relocating to Fifth Avenue, Adding Bier Garden
2It’s only been a little over a year since Zauber Brewing first launched, but they’re already upgrading, expanding and relocating. This summer, Zauber founder Geoff Towne will begin working on… [Read More]
Columbus “Localists” Energized by BALLE Conference – Part 1
0The member organizations of BALLE, the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies, are on the front lines of the “buy local” movement – trying to influence shoppers, businesses, and governments… [Read More]
Photos: The National at the LC Pavilion
2Less than a month after releasing their latest album, Trouble Will Find Me, The National headlined June’s Next@Wex Fest at the LC Pavilion. The Ohio natives returned to their home… [Read More]
New Restaurants and Coffee Shop Added to Creekside in Gahanna
0This year, Creekside is seeing the kind of resurgence that makes other communities jealous, from new residential apartment leasing, to a slew of up and coming businesses. Among these are… [Read More]
Crew Tops Montreal 2-0 at Home
0Two goals from open play, a clean-sheet for Andy Greunebaum and dollar beers and brats for the season-high crowd. There really wasn’t anything missing from Saturday evenings 2-0 victory over… [Read More]
Cameron Mitchell to Open New Steakhouse in Gahanna
2For as long as anyone can remember, if you made a list of all the spots around Central Ohio to enjoy a juicy, delicious steak, a Cameron Mitchell restaurant or… [Read More]
Treat to Try: OYO Truffles from Le Chocoholique
0When Middle West Spirits opened in 2008, the philosophy was this: craft spirits with care, by hand, and with originality. That same attitude can be found at Le Chocoholique, the… [Read More]
CASTO Begins Historic Renovation of Secur-It Building
9Construction fencing began going up this week around the old Secur-It storage building located Downtown at the northeast intersection of Main and Front Streets, signaling progress on the restoration of… [Read More]
Restaurant Roundup: Festivals, Openings & Tastings
0Festivals Grillmaster’s Festival This year, the 8th holding of the Grillmaster’s Festival takes place at the North Market on Saturday, June 15th from 8am-5pm, to happily coincide with Father’s Day…. [Read More]
Theatre Review: The Empire Builders is a vividly refreshing & chilling journey
1Before I delve into a review of MadLab and Shepherd Productions’ rendition of The Empire Builders, watch this first: Now that you watched that (you did, right?), kudos to Johnny… [Read More]
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