From This Week News: Pizzeria has right elements for future career, chemical engineer says By Gary Seman Jr. Orin Hemminger plans to open Fozzie’s, a pizzeria, this June in Olde Town East. He didn’t expect to open a pizza joint… [Read More]
Another loss in the Short North. They had a great name too. With the numerous closings in the Short North, I can’t help but wonder to what extent the high concentration of specialty shops vs shops selling everyday goods might… [Read More]
I went by this place while heading south on Mt Pleasant from 5th Ave and was wondering when this had happened, since I had never heard of this place and it’s definitely tucked away. It’s within walking distance from my… [Read More]
NBC4i.com wrote NBC 4 Reveals Columbus’ Dangerous Intersections Friday, Oct 03, 2008 By Donna Willis A comprehensive traffic study conducted by the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission, or MORPC, determined there are five intersections where drivers should exercise additional caution…. [Read More]
Washington Place (on the NE corner of Town and Washington) is poised to have another mid-rise building (hopefully nicer looking) where the current abandoned apartment buildings are sitting all boarded up across the street (ugly, ugly ,ugly, even before this)…. [Read More]
Business First wrote Jeni’s adds Bexley to chain’s roster, but cool on a continued expansion Jeni Britton Bauer is ready to put the freeze on the growth of her popular ice cream shop chain, but not before doling out a… [Read More]
ShortNorth.com wrote York Masonic Temple Goes Condo as Masons celebrate 200 years of Freemasonry in Ohio by Jennifer Hambrick April 2008 A historic Short North area building and former Masonic stomping ground is getting renovated and going public in a… [Read More]
You can win a VIP tour of the new studio and have lunch with a couple of the newscasters by helping to name the studio
gaytravel.about.com wrote Columbus, Ohio: Could it be America’s Most Underrated Gay City? From Andrew Collins Saturday February 17, 2007 It’s a state capital with a huge university, scads of hip and gay-friendly restaurants and bars, a wealth of art galleries… [Read More]
columbus-ite.com wrote Constructive Criticism of the Bikeways Plan Yay! It’s 2008 and we have a busy year. First up is more on the bikeways plan, since I read as much as I could. Here are my apprehensions about the bikeways… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote OSU says it now has the cash to fix trail Wednesday, December 26, 2007 By Tim Doulin Paul Lehman was glad to hear Ohio State University announce that it would finally upgrade the stretch of the Olentangy… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Brick streets still hold their appeal Wednesday, July 25, 2007 By Gail Martineau Brick streets, a quaint reminder of times gone by, are increasingly coming in conflict with America’s growing volume of traffic. Some cities, including… [Read More]
Someone mentioned a couple of, I think they were bars, in the restaurant related thread and I figured this was bound to happen. Some for me are for me are; Brothers Inn or Out McFadden’s Ugly Tuna Saloona Actually, a… [Read More]
I will be going here soon, it’s on N Parsons and it’s great to see how this street is coming along. Anyone already been there yet? They just opened very recently
Got an email, ODOT TO SHARE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FIXING DOWNTOWN SPLIT The Ohio Department of Transportation will hold public meetings in June to share its recommendations for narrowing the two options for rebuilding the Interstate 70/71 Split along the south… [Read More]
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