Running a restaurant is tough, but throw in a global pandemic... While it's not…
Saucy Brew Works has set a date. The brewpub and coffeehouse will make its…
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Urbn Timber was started in a warehouse on the South Side of Columbus in…
Sarah Dixon, owner of flower and plant shop Jewelweed Floral Studio, thought a major…
Fall is one of the most anticipated seasons of the year in the fashion…
I have a friend who recently confided in me—somewhat sheepishly—that she had spent $50…
J. Shannon Filmore is a dancer, choreographer, instructor and veteran member of Xclaim Dance…
Designing Local has been tapped to helped curate a number of local murals, which…
The Numbers
COVID-19 cases — As of Tuesday, Oct. 20, 23,921 cases and 484 deaths from…
New renderings of the Quarry Trails development provide the best glimpse yet of what…
A Texas-based developer of student housing is looking to break into the Columbus market.
A…
By Jake Zuckerman
While several candidates press on with large scale clinical trials, Ohio submitted a…
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and three county prosecutors acknowledged Thursday that no-knock warrants…
By Tyler Buchanan
Flanked by dump trucks and construction equipment, some adorned with flags and campaign…
What do we have for your viewing pleasure this week? Rudy Giuliani makes a…
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Pandemic be damned, the Wexner Center for the Arts is determined to bring their…
The Sports Page: Baseball Buckeyes Preview
The skies above Columbus may be gray, but Ohio State’s baseball team has spring on its mind. Coming off a 25-25 campaign, including a 13-11 mark in Big Ten play, the Buckeyes open up the 2012 season this weekend with the Big Ten/ Big East Challenge in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Bucks are slated to […]
The Sports Page: Buckeyes Tame Lions, Remain Unbeaten at Home
You know how sometimes an underdog team comes into hostile territory, plays beyond their ability, and wins to the delight of “the little guy” everywhere? This was not one of those times. The #4 Ohio State University Buckeyes showed why they are the class of the Big Ten Wednesday night with an emphatic 78-54 victory […]
The Sports Page: Renting a Team
Every year around this time I am faced with a question: whom should I support in the Super Bowl? Since my natural team, the Cleveland Browns, have never reached the Super Bowl (sigh) I am forced to briefly align myself with another team’s colors. I call it “Renting a Team.” I only need to support […]
The Sports Page: Canucks Come Back to Burn Jackets
To picture a Columbus Blue Jackets fan is to imagine a Midwesterner in a hockey jersey screaming, “Come On!” for eleven years. Many Jackets faithful again left Nationwide Arena shaking their heads after Monday night’s disappointing 3-2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks. Vancouver improves to 1-0-1 on the year while Columbus falls to 0-3-0, the […]
The Sports Page: Crew Sells Out Stadium for Loss to Galaxy
Agonizing. That’s the best word to describe the Columbus Crew’s brutal 1-0 loss to the Los Angeles Galaxy in front of a sold-out crowd of black-clad Ohioans on Saturday. Ninety three minutes of splendid defense was undone by one bounce of the ball. Neither team threatened to score very seriously during the first half. Like […]
The Sports Page: Crew Falls to Seattle
Columbus Crew Week in Review: There is something about the Seattle Sounders that the Columbus Crew cannot seem to figure out. In six regular season matchups since 2009, the Sounders first MLS season, the Crew lugs a tawdry 0-3-3 record against Seattle. The Puzzle in Green and Blue were victorious once again on Saturday with […]
The Sports Page: Crew Downs Union, Update on Attendance and Pricing
Columbus Crew Week in Review: Some uncharacteristically early offense plus a key penalty fueled the Columbus Crew’s 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Union on Saturday at Crew Stadium. The “W” secures the Crew’s first place slotting in the Eastern Conference and gives them two consecutive victories. In NBA Jam/Beer Pong parlance, they are heating up. […]
