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2011 was a big year for urban development in Columbus, as we pointed out last week with our roundup of over 20 projects that defined the year. When it came time to sorting through those projects, the one that stood… [Read More]
The Scioto Mile Park opened on Thursday July 7, 2011 and has been receiving rave reviews! While not linked by geography to the Columbus Commons, which opened slightly earlier on May 26, these “sister” parks have added a great deal… [Read More]
The RiverSouth area in Downtown Columbus was first envisioned around a decade ago, and many of the original set of individual projects have either been recently completed (Main Street Bridge, Annex at RiverSouth, Courthouse Annex, Scioto Mile, RiverSouth Parking Garage,… [Read More]
The Grand Opening of the new Scioto Mile park was held this evening. Following the ribbon-cutting ceremony, visitors relaxed in the new Bicentennial Park to live music while children (and a few adults) splashed in the fountains. The new Milestone… [Read More]
The Grand Opening of the new Scioto Mile park was held this evening with watershows, music, children’s activities, free food, entertainment and more. Thousands of residents, visitors, families and office workers descended upon the new Downtown recreational space to take… [Read More]
After more than four years in the works, the Scioto Mile riverfront redevelopment project is coming to a close. The grand opening celebration for the new park will be held next weekend, with the main event taking place on Thursday,… [Read More]
Last week it was announced that Milestone 229 would be the name of the new restaurant opening this July in Bicentennial Park as a part of the Scioto Mile project. We recently spoke with Executive Chef Christian Hattemer for a… [Read More]
The new restaurant under construction at the Scioto Mile has officially been named Milestone 229, according to an update at SciotoMile.com. Executive Chef Christian Hattemer has recently launched a blog to provide updates from the kitchen as construction wraps and… [Read More]
Via The Dispatch: Columbus Brewing to run Scioto Mile park restaurant Sunday, December 5, 2010 By Marla Matzer Rose THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH A popular Downtown restaurant operator will open a new concept in the glass-walled restaurant being built as part… [Read More]
An article in today’s Dispatch (“City has spent more than $100 million on Downtown projects along the Scioto since 1999″ – LINK) provides some financial detail on the various riverfront projects that have taken place over the past decade. Unsurprisingly,… [Read More]
NBC4 ran a feature yesterday evening covering a variety of ongoing development projects currently underway Downtown, including the Gay Street Corridor, the Franklin County Courthouse, the Scioto Mile, the River South Development, and the Demolition of City Center. Nothing too… [Read More]
(Photo from SciotoMile.com) There’s still a long way to go until the June 2011 completion date of the Scioto Mile project, but a lot of the progress is already starting to shape up. The most noticeable update is the reopening… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Riverfront park’s plans call for range of activities beyond notable festivals By Mark Ferenchik From his perch in Miranova, Harrison Smith will watch the Scioto Mile park take shape the next two years, curving north along the… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Century-old Columbus plan still relevant today Wednesday, August 13, 2008 By Mark Ferenchik It’s a guide to improving Columbus’ economy and creating a dynamic and inspirational urban heart. It calls for more parks for children and parkways… [Read More]
Press Release wrote Demolition of Lazarus Sky Bridge will help prepare High Street for Active Retail In his 2008 State of the City Address Mayor Michael B. Coleman announced the creation of a new district downtown, The Mile on High… [Read More]
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