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For many, we live in the great age of Craft Beer, a time when we the choices for premium, small-batch brews are at an all time high, and the domestic swill of the previous century is all but forgotten. Columbus… [Read More]
While residents of Italian Village have multiple grocery stores located just outside the neighborhood, what they don’t have is a neighborhood-centric corner store to call their own. That could potentially change this fall, as local entrepreneur Ali Alshahal has proposed… [Read More]
Construction is wrapping up on the Wonder Bread Lofts project in Italian Village, with leasing set to begin within the next two weeks. Developer Kevin Lykens says that they hope to bring the first 20 units online by the end… [Read More]
The Wood Companies and Schiff Capital Group have proposed a seven-story apartment building at the corner of East Hubbard Avenue and Pearl Alley, adjacent to Italian Village Park. The concept was presented to the Italian Village Commission this week. Mark Wood,… [Read More]
There’s no shortage of great restaurants serving weekend brunch in Columbus. Over the past few years, the top spots in this category have been juggled between Tasi, Skillet, Northstar and Sage, but 2012 marks the first year that Tasi Cafe… [Read More]
After over a year in the works and going through a name change, the Seventh Son Brewing Company officially opened their doors for the first time last weekend for a soft launch party. The new business boasts 4,500 square feet… [Read More]
The Seventh Son Brewing Co. has officially opened their doors in Italian Village. The new brewery expects beer production to begin in the coming weeks, but will be hosting events with their full bar and rotating schedule of food trucks… [Read More]
Columbus is filled with beautiful historic neighborhoods. From German Village to Olde Towne East to Victorian Village to Merion Village, the central city has a wealth of streets lined with well maintained historic architecture. Which means that modern architecture can… [Read More]
The Smith Bros’ Hardware Building hasn’t been home to its namesake hardware business in over thirty years, but the building is still easily recognizable to locals as the namesake remains adorned atop this historic Italian Village structure. With one of… [Read More]
The 2012 edition of the Short North Home & Garden Tour took place on Sunday, September 16th and featured 10 unique destinations across both Victorian and Italian Village. Below are some photos I captures of these unique living spaces. Enjoy!… [Read More]
Melissa Starker is a Short North Civic Association volunteer. Coming up this Saturday and Sunday, September 15 and 16, the 2012 Short North Tour of Homes and Gardens will feature 10 unique spaces located throughout the historic neighborhood. The mix… [Read More]
The bakery in Italian Village you have come to love for cookies is giving you another reason to love them all over again. Monday, Cookie Cravings Bakery started selling savory and sweet crepes. “After making it through our first 6… [Read More]
In January, we declared 2012 as the Year of the Beer due to all of the microbrewery projects in the works. We’ve watched several of them open up and start selling their product, but one of the first to be… [Read More]
Three years ago, Wonder Bread closed their Columbus bakery located at 697 North Fourth Street in Italian Village. For a time it looked like the proposed Wonderland art studio redevelopment project would be located in this space, but those plans fell… [Read More]
When we last spoke with Mike and Katie Beaumont, they were living in a 1053 square foot, two bedroom and one and a half bath condo close to Victorian Village and had their eye on a home across High Street… [Read More]
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