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Local civic leaders gathered today at Columbus City Council Chambers to finalize the 200Columbus bicentennial initiative with a recap of accomplishments from the past year and a closing ceremony that included the curation of a bicentennial time capsule and the… [Read More]
On January 1st, the 200Columbus bicentennial celebration officially ended, but the spirit of the program was designed to live on. We caught up with bicentennial organizers Jamie Green, Mike Brown and Sarah Bongiorno to find out their thoughts on how… [Read More]
The Columbus of Columbus turned 200 years old in 2012, and we thought it might be fun to find out how our readers would describe the year by using just one word. This provided a lot of funny one-off answers… [Read More]
The final day of the year is always a great time to reflect upon the happenings of the entire calendar year. And what a year it was! 2012 was an incredibly busy time in Columbus with a wide variety of… [Read More]
2012 was a good year for public art in Columbus. Multiple murals went up in various neighborhoods, and many installations were completed in Downtown Columbus through the Finding Time project, which celebrated the bicentennial. The one public art project that… [Read More]
The City of Columbus officially turned 200 years young in 2012, and we celebrated that birthday all year long with a series of new events, amplified existing events, parties, galas and more. We asked our readers to pick their favorite… [Read More]
2012 has been an incredible Bicentennial year in so many ways. The amazing acts of our community have highlighted the smart and open nature of Columbus. It was a truly inspiring year in philanthropy as well. More than 28,000 people… [Read More]
2012 was certainly a busy year. While we here at Columbus Underground did our best to keep you informed with over 1000 articles, features, profiles, interviews and stories published throughout the calendar year (with two more weeks still to go!), we… [Read More]
Give someone who loves where they live a fantastic gift they can display in their home, office, or yard, on their Christmas tree or coffee table, or on themselves! 1. and 2. Columbus and Ohio Pennants, $2 each at the… [Read More]
The year of 2012 is nearly over (as is everything else if the Mayans are right about December 21st) which means that it’s time once again to round up our favorite people, places and things of the year in our… [Read More]
By now it’s pretty common knowledge that 2012 is the bicentennial birthday year for the City of Columbus. And while we’re reflecting upon the city’s past and present, one local group of creatives want to take the future-gazing element to… [Read More]
Dear Columbus, I want to invite you to a party. It’s a week-long party. It’s called Design Week. There will be a lot of cool people there. You should definitely come. It will make you cooler. Don’t get me wrong,… [Read More]
The Giant Mystery Gift that dropped onto Broad and High was revealed today during lunch. The present that many Columbusites were waiting for turned out to be a column banner, announcing the kickoff for Columbus’ newest signature event, idUS. Mayor… [Read More]
Usually, a news story about a mysterious package requires a visit by the bomb squad and an evacuation of the immediate area. But we’ve got a feeling that this package might be a little bit different. Over the weekend, a… [Read More]
The Invitational Arts Competition is an unfunded, all-volunteer initiative to bring attention to local, grassroots, community-focused arts groups, and the way they make a difference in Columbus both socially and culturally. Overall, the Competition features twenty-six different groups in four… [Read More]
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