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There are dozens of different topics being discussed on the Columbus Underground Messageboard on any given day, so to choose an overall best topic of the year requires something with a very significant and long-lasting impact. Our reader’s poll showed… [Read More]
If 2008 was “Year of the Bike” then 2009 was the “Year of the Foot”. Walking topped our reader’s survey as the number one way to get around last year. The reasons for the shift to human-powered transit could vary…. [Read More]
2009 was a big year for sports in Columbus. Both the Crew and the Blue Jackets made it to the playoffs, Huntington Park opened in April for a record-breaking season attendance for the Clippers, and in August we lost The… [Read More]
Columbus Underground has always been a community-driven resource, giving anyone the ability to sign up, log in, and share their thoughts on any type of local topic. Our reader’s poll revealed that in 2009, Alexandra Kelley made the most valued… [Read More]
For two years straight, the Short North has topped our reader’s poll list for the best place in Columbus to shop. While the neighborhood lost a few retail destinations in 2009, several new ones emerged including Go Figure Consignment, Undone,… [Read More]
Throughout 2009, Columbus Underground has hosted a wide variety of events for readers to attend. The one event that stood out the most and left a lasting impression on our reader’s poll was the 4th Edition of the Pizza Grand… [Read More]
Columbus Underground readers represent a community that supports the local arts, and the results of our reader’s poll for best local artist proves that. We’ve compiled a great Top 10 list of independent art makers, and for the second year… [Read More]
The Columbus Underground Unofficial Online Book Club was alive and well in 2009, with many different books being regularly discussed. Our reader’s poll revealed that Kathryn Stockett’s debut novel The Help ended up being the most popular read of the… [Read More]
The Film Section of the Columbus Underground Messageboard is always abuzz with the latest theatrical releases, and 2009 was no exception. The one movie that stood out in this past year’s reader’s poll was Quentin Tarantino’s long awaited World War… [Read More]
Last month we decided to do a “head count” of restaurants that have opened in 2009, and totaled up over 35 new additions to the Columbus dining landscape. Of those newcomers, Dirty Frank’s Hot Dog Palace was overwhelmingly crowned as… [Read More]
(Photo by ColumbusFoodie) Food may be most often discussed topic day in and day out on Columbus Underground, so the “Best Restaurant” award is one that always weighs heavier than many others. For the second year in a row, Alana’s… [Read More]
For the second year in a row, Comfest tops our list of best Columbus Events of the year. Founded in 1972, Comfest celebrated its 37th year in 2009 with the traditional mix of local music, food and culture that everyone… [Read More]
If there’s one thing that this portion of our reader’s poll proves, its that there’s no shortage of great art venues throughout Columbus. The space that found its way to the top of our list is the boutique-style Mahan Gallery… [Read More]
For the second year in a row, Mayor Michael B. Coleman has topped our “Best Civic Leader” category in our annual reader’s poll. This result shows a strong showing of support for our city’s mayor despite a turbulent year filled… [Read More]
Throughout 2009, Columbus Underground offered up a wide variety of news content, personal interviews, and other special features. Our reader’s poll revealed that many different types of these articles were well received, but the ongoing monthly feature that topped the… [Read More]
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