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Jacquie Otcasek, former owner of the successful Mahan Gallery in the Short North Arts District, has a new career. After a girls’ trip to a Pilates studio while visiting Los Angeles, Otcasek fell in love with the exercise. Upon returning… [Read More]
As far as Cameron Mitchell restaurants go, I’ve always found Cap City to be one of the most accessible options in their lineup. The atmosphere is comfortable enough for a casual lunch but nice enough for a date night. The… [Read More]
The Bread Basket Family Bakery has closed their doors at the Creekside Plaza, the company announced yesterday on Facebook: “Thank you Gahanna for six great years. We made a very difficult decision to close our Gahanna location this weekend. Thank… [Read More]
Spoon Me, a new frozen yogurt concept, is expanding to Columbus on May 21st with the grand opening of their first regional store in Gahanna. This Salt Lake City based chain focuses on healthy yogurt and smoothie options. Two additional… [Read More]
Following the lead of the Shoppes at River Ridge in Dublin, which went into receivership last fall, the Creekside development in Gahanna is facing rough financial waters. According to an article in yesterday’s Dispatch, the project’s developer is being sued… [Read More]
The Kentucky-based fast-casual Cajun eatery J. Gumbo’s is expanding in Central Ohio with a second location at 64 Granville Street in Gahanna. The soft opening is running through the end of this week with the public grand opening happening on… [Read More]
The Luce Champagne & Sparkling Wine Dinner of August 19th was the best five course meal my wife and I have experienced. Kelly & Alex Rodriquez run a well oiled machine. The food, wine and service on this nite and… [Read More]
Another weekend loaded with things to do! Start your weekend early with The Wex Drive-In showing of The Wolf Man, or the CU Happy Hour at The Hills Market. Columbus Pride Festival is happening all weekend, events center around the… [Read More]
From This Week News: Vision plan is ‘new way to look at future’ of Olde Gahanna By Gaylon Vickers The Gahanna planning commission on June 17 is expected to look at Bird Houk Collaborative’s “Vision Plan” for Olde Gahanna. Jim… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Suburbs pondering tax hikes By Elizabeth Gibson and Robert Vitale Columbus residents’ verdict on higher income taxes also will apply to hundreds of thousands of their suburban neighbors. What’s more, the decision made in Ohio’s biggest city… [Read More]
So, what sort of hot topics are the suburban mayors thinking about in 2009? A pair of Dispatch articles yesterday reveals two major items: new parking garages being built into denser projects, and new entry point gateways serving as new… [Read More]
NBC4i.com wrote City To Study Developing Airport Area Thursday, Oct 30, 2008 By Denise Yost The City of Columbus will receive $50,000 to study the development of an airport development corporation, according to the city’s Development Department. The money will… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Developer partnering with local governments Monday, August 18, 2008 BY JIM WOODS AND MARK FERENCHIK Behind closed doors, Gahanna school-board members discussed a $5.6 million deal to buy an old Kroger site for high-school classrooms, stores and… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Downtown Gahanna reborn at Creekside Saturday, May 3, 2008 BY GAIL MARTINEAU Gahanna is celebrating the rebirth of its original downtown with the formal opening of the city’s multimillion-dollar Creekside project. The mixed-use development features 100,000 square… [Read More]
Press Release wrote Creekside Gahanna Dedication Weekend Set for May 1-4 A new heart for Olde Gahanna will officially start beating at the beginning of May when Creekside Gahanna celebrates its grand opening with a weekend of activities for all… [Read More]
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