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City to Triple Funding for Community Shelter Board
The City of Columbus announced this week that it...
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The Confluence Cast: Grave Matters – Unearthing the North Graveyard
There is often a complex interplay between preservation and progress. A year into his exploration, Columbus Underground reporter Jesse Bethea continues to sift through the story of how the removal of remains from what was once the North Market parking lot unfolded. From the contentious removal of centuries-old graves to the forensic analysis of unearthed remains, today’s episode navigates the ethical, legal, and emotional complexities surrounding the issue. In the quest to honor the past while embracing the future, we examine what lies beneath the surface of urban development and confront the ghosts of history that still shape our city today.
Development
‘Experimental Museum’ Planned for Whittier Peninsula
A local company plans to bring a "first-of-its-kind experimental...
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Upscale Apartment Complex Planned for Gahanna
As Columbus suburb Gahanna continues to evolve, one question lingers: What's next for the city's residential scene? Enter Elliott Parc.
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Housing Planned for Key Corner Across From Columbus State Campus
Columbus State Community College and Woda Cooper Companies announced...
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Downtown Population Hits 12,000 Mark With 3,400 More Units in the Pipeline
The annual "State of Downtown" report from the The Capital Crossroads & Discovery District Special Improvement Districts (SID) was released on Wednesday, containing the latest numbers on Downtown's growth.
Development
Connecting Downtown: Here Comes The Capital Line
Columbus Mayor Andrew J. Ginther and Edwards Companies President and CEO Jeff Edwards announced at a Columbus Metropolitan Club forum a $100 million project...
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Photos: New Metro Park Canopy Walk to Open This Spring
If you've taken advantage of one of our recent warm winter days to take a walk on the Buttonbrush Trail at Blacklick Woods Metro...
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Three More Walnut Street Homes Added to Live Music Project
Plans to convert a row of homes in Franklinton into a live music corridor have taken another step forward. A group known formally as...
Art
Short North Gains New Gallery with Adamah Ceramics
The Short North Arts District is gaining a new gallery. Adamah Ceramics will host its first Gallery Hop, opening on Saturday, March 2, from...
Development
Two-Mile Bike and Pedestrian Loop Planned for Downtown
Significant changes could be coming to several key Downtown streets. A new plan unveiled today calls for a two-mile bike and pedestrian pathway, running...
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