Oval Brewing Company Looking to Kickstart New Beer Business 3
Review: Zen Cha Tea Salon Bexley 0
Tomorrow’s Antiques Opening Soon in The Short North 5
Edwards Companies Converting Born Brewery Building into Apartments 10
200Columbus hitting stride in February with 40+ Events Celebrating Columbus’ Past, Present and Future 1
There you have it. There is a downside though, some old fuddy duddy is whining that there’s no “e” on the end of “old” in this Dispatch article: “Olde was the spelling in the 1850s,” said preservation society member Seth… [Read More]
An email update from PavingTheWay.org reveals that the North Campus High Street Construction project is in the final stages of completion. The final paving and road markings began today and should be finished in roughly two weeks (weather permitting). The… [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]
The ongoing development in the Riversouth portion of Downtown just reached another milestone as part of the reconfigured two-way layout of South Front Street opens to traffic tomorrow. The stretch of Front Street between Broad and Town Streets will be… [Read More]
After the recent two-way streetscaping conversion, Gay Street quickly has become the gem of Downtown with new restaurants, businesses, and residences flocking to the area. And a quick stroll down the sidewalk this morning reveals that even more is on… [Read More]
In this week’s ColumbusUnderground.com Podcast, we sit down to chat with Cleve Ricksecker, the Executive Director of the Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District. Cleve shares a lot of additional information with us on the recently announced streetscaping improvements, as well… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Small enhancements can make big impact Downtown By Mark Ferenchik One day, while walking Downtown in Lynn Alley at the Pearl Market, you might gaze up and see a large, artsy chandelier. Maybe you’ll stop to study… [Read More]
The Lantern wrote High Street repairs to increase traffic Eric House Issue date: 4/25/08 Starting in June, construction crews will begin revitalizing a long-neglected and congested strip of North High Street. Construction is proposed to be completed in the fall… [Read More]
Now that the restoration of Gay Street into a two-way street is almost finished, I think it’s time to figure out where the next conversion should be. I know the city has plans to restore quite a few of the… [Read More]
ShortNorth.org wrote Short North Arches Go Technicolor at September Gallery Hop Wednesday, August 15, 2007 Short North Arts District, Columbus, OH – On Saturday, September 1, at 9:00PM, the Short North will throw the switch on the final phase of… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Longtime event getting new glow Thursday, May 31, 2007 By Bill Mayr On the first Saturday of the month for more than 20 years, thousands of people have descended on the area of High Street known… [Read More]
i was beginning to think i’d never see the day, but i just drove through the short north and the first few arches on the cap side are lit!! looks pretty good too
Downtown, Short North Get More Cash For Makeover New District To Be Created For Morse Road COLUMBUS, Ohio — Downtown and Short North development will get a boost when the Columbus City Council hands over $500,000 for the revitalization effort…. [Read More]
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