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The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) announced this afternoon that the organization will be purchasing the building located at 99 E. Main Street in Downtown Columbus, where it plans to relocate in November 2012. This building was the previous home of… [Read More]
Six years ago, Collier West opened in the Short North, then migrated to a larger space in the Winders Motor Co. Building a few months later. Soon the home and jewelry boutique will be on the move again, making its… [Read More]
Via Press Release: Shadowbox Live is thrilled to announce its plans to move to a downtown facility mid-summer 2011. The non-profit, 501c3 organization has been crafting a deal for the past several years with real estate development company Arshot Investment… [Read More]
From TheMetropreneur.com: ECDI Finds a New Home that Includes Food Incubator Space By Melanie McIntyre on September 6, 2010 at 11:30 am The Economic and Community Development Institute in Columbus is scheduled to move into new offices Oct. 1. ECDI… [Read More]
According to an article in today’s Dispatch, the Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill will be coming soon to Grandview Yard. The new venue is not to be confused with the Buckeye Hall of Fame Cafe, which was recently closed to… [Read More]
The Dispatch has an article running today that discusses Easton’s plans to shuffle a few stores around and breathe some new life into the 10-year-old lifestyle shopping center. The new stores coming soon to Easton include an H&M, North Face,… [Read More]
According to their email newsletter, Paul Robinett Aromatherapy Candles will be vacating their store at 7 Buttles Avenue by January 31st. The building they’re located in is undergoing construction and they were asked to end their lease. The newsletter goes… [Read More]
Press Release: ColumbusUnderground.com Relocating to New Office Space Downtown on Gay Street To continue ColumbusUnderground.com’s commitment to the growing vibrancy of Downtown Columbus, Walker Evans is moving the company’s office to a space on one of the city’s most vibrant… [Read More]
MadLab Theatre will be kicking off 2010 with a bang as they relocate into a brand new Downtown home at 227 N. Third Street. The new space will not only be 50% larger than their old home at 105 N…. [Read More]
An article in today’s Dispatch is reporting that the Wolfgang Puck Express in the Shops on Lane Avenue center has closed as of yesterday. The story reveals that the GM at the restaurant stated that their plan is to relocate… [Read More]
It’s been nearly a year and a half overdue, but Outland has finally reopened in their new Brewery District location. The popular goth club closed their doors on Harrisburg Pike back in April 2008, and have finally come back online… [Read More]
Rolls Cafe just opened in the Atlas Building near the corner of High & Long Streets a little less than a year ago, but they’re already upgrading to a new Downtown location. A sign on their door indicates that they’re… [Read More]
The new Audubon Center hosts their Opening Gala this Friday, and now it looks as if they’ve got some additional news to celebrate. According to an article in today’s Dispatch, the Whittier Peninsula Impound Lot will be relocating to the… [Read More]
It was reported yesterday that the Ohio Art League gallery in the Short North had some suspicious “for lease” signs in their windows, and speculation quickly led some to believe that the organization as a whole would be closing. Thankfully,… [Read More]
AmyD is migrating her custom-made clothing store south once again, and relocating the shop to Kickstart in The Short North. “There will be an AmyD section in the front-right area of the store,” said founder and designer Amy Dalrymple. “I’ll… [Read More]
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