 |
 |
| View more Spirit of Columbus photos here. |
 |
The fifth annual Columbus Alive “People to Watch” list was just announced today, shining a spotlight on another group of young, talented and interesting people who help make Columbus a better place to live. This echoes one of our most… [Read More]
The Alive announced today their annual “People to Watch” list, which is one of our favorite series produced over there. We love seeing locals championed for their efforts in making Columbus a better place. And the Alive article echos this… [Read More]
Melissa Starker, Arts Editor at The Alive, announced on her blog “The Bad & The Beautiful” this morning that she is moving on after 11 years of working for the weekly paper to accept a new position as the Sales… [Read More]
Just in case you missed it… last week’s Alive had a great feature on the history of the Short North Gallery Hop, which just celebrated its 25th Anniversary at last weekend’s Holiday Hop. The photos in the article are a… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we grab a coffee with John Ross, a reporter for The Alive, who focuses many of his weekly articles on the great outdoors in Central Ohio. John shares with us his thoughts on avoiding hibernation this… [Read More]
The Alive unveiled the 2009 Edition of their “People to Watch” series today, and the line-up includes twelve locals with a variety of backgrounds. The lineup includes Urban Ventures Coordinator Mike Brown, the guys at Central City Recording, CYP Founder… [Read More]
From The Alive: Alive & Unedited: Kristina Isabelle By John Ross I came back to Columbus from New York. I was dancing with Stephen Petronio. I was having a great time, touring the world and doing all sorts of fun… [Read More]
From The Alive: What Columbus Needs: Transportation – Moving people, not cars By John Ross Respondents to the What Columbus Needs survey agreed that the city needs to improve public transportation, with nearly 60 percent saying the system in Columbus… [Read More]
From The Alive: CCAD Fashion Show: On with the show By Brittany Kress The senior fashion show at the Columbus College of Art & Design this year is all about out with the old, in with the new. It starts… [Read More]
The Alive just published their list of the “Best of Columbus 2009″, which includes the best in dining, shopping, city life, and nightlife. Strangely, we’re only two months into 2009, so plenty of new restaurants, shops, and entertainment options are… [Read More]
From The Alive: ALIVE & UNEDITED: Fine lines By John Ross You’ve probably never seen Clint Reno, but you’ve likely seen his art promoting the coolest concerts that come through town. He’s created posters for The Decemberists, The Swell Season,… [Read More]
From The Alive: Home-cooked spiel By John Ross Photo By Jodi Miller By day, Jim Ellison is a liaison among suppliers, employees and administrators for the State of Ohio. After five, he’s the CMH Gourmand, whose connections to the food… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Spending freeze Thursday, November 6, 2008 By Tracy Zollinger Turner The exchange of goods, services, knowledge and ideas doesn’t have to require money. At least, that’s the concept behind the Sporeprint Infoshop, or Spore, a “radical… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Extra Adornments Thursday, October 9, 2008 By Brittany Kress Looking through all the purses, clothing and gifts toward the back of Etc. Gifts & Accessories is a challenge, but it’s there that an overwhelming feeling might really… [Read More]
This week, The Alive takes us on a world-spanning journey through various local ethnic shops, restaurants and marketplaces. Highlights include: – The Columbus Asian Market, Lotte Oriental Food and Gifts, and India Grocers representing Asia. – La Michoacana, Terra Brasil,… [Read More]
Launched in August 2010, TheMetropreneur.com is a local online resource devoted to small business development and entrepreneurship. Its aim is to tell the stories of Central Ohio’s business community, foster regional economic development and assist entrepreneurs with its resource-heavy focus. Click here to visit TheMetropreneur.com.
RSS
Twitter
Facebook
YouTube
Comments