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Columbus has another building on the National Register of Historic Places. The Athletic Club of Columbus has made the list as of September 29, 2011. The Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board nominated the property in July. The “six-story brick… [Read More]
If Franklinton is considered a hidden gem, then Milo’s Deli & Cafe a gem within a gem. Hidden in plain sight on West Broad Street, this unassuming shop offers little in the way of street presence or curb appeal, but… [Read More]
The Columbus Museum of Art is growing once again with the development of a new outdoor garden space. The West Garden is one piece of the CMA’s expansion plan, following the completion of last year’s major indoor renovation. This new… [Read More]
The City of Columbus and Penn National Gaming announced this afternoon that after months of public bickering and the filing of multiple lawsuits, they have officially reached an agreement that would appease both parties. The casino site, which currently resides… [Read More]
Your favorite local landmark is about to become a bit more significant. According to a Dispatch article posted this evening, the LeVeque Tower has a new owner and plans to possibly convert some of the upper floors into apartment units…. [Read More]
The intersection of Broad & High is commonly referred to as the “crossroads” of our city, and has always been a busy commuter destination for all forms of transportation. These corners will soon become a little bit more accommodating to… [Read More]
A new yoga studio called Yoga In You will be opening on March 1st at 2658 W. Broad Street in the historic Highland West neighborhood. The grand opening celebration includes free classes on March 1st and 2nd for the first… [Read More]
Columbus will soon be joining the short list of US Cities that can proudly claim that they have a dedicated Center for Architecture, thanks to the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The AIA is planning to open… [Read More]
This CCAD student film from 1980 captures the event perfectly. Thanks to Joe Peffer for tipping us off to this
(Photo by Denny Griffith) The Columbus College of Art and Design is fairly well known for their giant “Art” sign that stands over the center of campus as a giant landmark for the school. On Saturday, they added another visual… [Read More]
The following is a discussion about the Westgate Entrepreneurs which originated here. Writes Tigertree: Anyone with any level of interest in opening a retail oriented business near West Gate on Broad please attend the meetings at 9 A.M. at the… [Read More]
Photos provided by the Columbus Historical Society Years ago Columbus had what many around the country felt was one of the most beautiful streets in the nation, East Broad Street. The street had a center boulevard which ran from Third… [Read More]
From Bizspace Columbus: The Broad-Nel Shoppes, located at the NWC of East Broad St. and Nelson Road is scheduled to open in Fall 2008. Phase I of 7,200 SF will be anchored by Tim Hortons. The project will offer up… [Read More]
I was just checking the homes for sale in Woodland Park and there are some great bargains! It is a great time to buy in Woodland Park. The neighborhood continues to have low crime, quiet streets, wonderful neighbors, and good… [Read More]
On Thursday, I had the pleasure of attending the preview of the new Bending Nature exhibit at the Franklin Park Conservatory. This new installation includes works by 15 artists including Dorothy Gill Barnes (Columbus), David Byrne (NYC), Dennis Oppenheim (NYC),… [Read More]
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