Walker Evans

    Walker Evans is the co-founder of Columbus Underground, along with his wife and business partner Anne Evans. Walker has turned local media into a full time career over the past decade and serves on multiple boards and committees throughout the community.

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    First Look: The Branch Coworking

    New coworking spot The Branch has officially opened for...

    The “Liz Lessner” Restaurant Era Has Officially Come to An End

    There's no denying the impact that Elizabeth Lessner has...

    Downtown Population Hits 12,000 Mark With 3,400 More Units in the Pipeline

    The annual "State of Downtown" report from the The Capital Crossroads & Discovery District Special Improvement Districts (SID) was released on Wednesday, containing the latest numbers on Downtown's growth.

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    Flavortown Fest Has Been Canceled

    Guy Fieri won't be partying it up in Columbus this summer after all. The Flavortown Fest, originally slated for June 1 and 2 at the CAS lawn, has been cancelled.

    Three More Walnut Street Homes Added to Live Music Project

    Plans to convert a row of homes in Franklinton into a live music corridor have taken another step forward. A group known formally as...

    Construction Roundup February 2024 Edition (Part Two)

    If you missed part one of this month's installment of Construction Roundup, here's a link. This second chapter includes photos from neighborhoods and suburbs...

    Report: Columbus MSA #1 in Net Population Change

    According to a new report, compiled with US Census Bureau data, The Columbus Metropolitan Statistical Area saw the highest percentage of population growth during...

    Report: Columbus Values Public Art, Needs More of it in More Places

    Yesterday, the Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) unveiled the results of six months of research into the realm of public artwork to help understand...

    Construction Roundup February 2024 Edition (Part One)

    Usually February is one of the grayest and coldest months of the year, but with the sun shining nonstop the past several weeks and...
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    The Short North Has Grown into a $3.8 Billion Neighborhood

    Who shops in the Short North? Who works in the Short North? And how does our Arts District compare to the Arts Districts located in other cities?

    CD92.9 Goes Dark, But Keeps the Music Alive Online

    In early January, it was announced that long-running local...

    Unique Properties for Sale: The Cleveland & Second Building

    For the second installment in this series, we're taking a short trip north of Downtown to the Milo-Grogan neighborhood. A prominent building located at 876 Cleveland Avenue is currently for sale, and while it's been vacant for quite awhile, it's probably best known for its politically-charged graffiti.