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A friend once described Washington DC to me as “a place obsessed with power that doesn’t actually produce anything”. He also said in the same breath that every American citizen owes it to themselves to visit the capital of the… [Read More]
American Airlines announced yesterday a new service expansion plan from their Los Angeles (LAX) hub, which includes a new daily nonstop flight to Port Columbus (CMH). The new service will begin on August 27th, but tickets can be purchased early… [Read More]
Boutique shops, art galleries, historic buildings, coffee roasteries and plenty of bars and restaurants. No, I’m not talking about The Short North… I’m talking about The Oregon District in Dayton, Ohio. The Oregon District is a small 60-acre triangle-shaped neighborhood… [Read More]
The PNC 2nd Street Market is a historic railroad building that was reopened as a public farmers market in 2001 in Downtown Dayton. Located just 75 minutes west of Downtown Columbus, this unique farmers market is worthy of a weekend… [Read More]
The Columbus Regional Airport Authority Board of Directors will meet next week to discuss a proposed $80 million terminal renovation and modernization program that will provide a major facelift for Port Columbus. The project includes renovations of the ticket lobby,… [Read More]
Paul Astleford, president and CEO of Experience Columbus announced his retirement earlier today, which will take effect on December 31, 2012. Astleford has served as the leader of the Columbus convention and visitors bureau for the past 13 years. “Columbus… [Read More]
As I sit inside Rickenbacker Airport and wait for the flight that has already been delayed ten hours, I can’t help but be slightly irritated that I’ve lost almost an entire day on the beach. At this moment, my only… [Read More]
A few hours before bringing Cincinnati to their knees, I had the opportunity to speak with two members of Foxy Shazam, drummer Aaron McVeigh and vocalist/trumpeter Alex Nauth. Both seemed exhausted and cited non-stop touring as the culprit. This will… [Read More]
Cincinnati is perhaps most well known for its hills, German heritage, river, and diverse collection of architecture. Now, however, the city is becoming more and more known for one of the most dramatic urban transformations currently taking place in America…. [Read More]
After telling myself numerous times that I needed a vacation from the stress of school and work, I recently got what I asked for. Last week I had the pleasure of attending a press trip for travel writers to Hocking… [Read More]
We skipped breakfast this day (click here for day 1 and day 2 of my trip) because we knew of the damage that would ensue during our lunch at Melt. Our rock crew made our first stop and the organized… [Read More]
The second day of our press tour (click here to jump back to day one) included the obligatory everything-in-excess theme of any rock and roll tour, but instead of drugs and loose women, we engaged in food and booze. Well,… [Read More]
Last weekend, I had the pleasure of embarking on a rock and roll press tour to the city of Cleveland. While there, I ate too much, I drank too much, and I surprisingly had too much fun in the process…. [Read More]
On Thursday, Greyhound announced that it would be expanding its Greyhound Express Service program to nine new markets, including Columbus. The service is somewhat similar to Megabus, with modern coaches that include wifi, power outlets and leather seats, and a… [Read More]
Yesterday was a warm sunny day (for a February in Ohio) and a road trip was in order. I decided that a trip to Cincinnati would be fun, and we set off specifically to vist the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood located near… [Read More]
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