Build-your-own tacos, a checklist ordering method, and a Day of the Dead motif —…
Starting Tuesday, September 25 Veritas diners will be greeted with two options to enjoy…
Windward Passage has been around for awhile. It is not retro or vintage, as…
Scout & Molly's is the latest women's fashion boutique to arrive at Easton Town…
It’s been about a year-long wait, but the new Flower Child Vintage store will…
Columbus-based apparel company L Brands announced yesterday that it would be shuttering its Henri…
You could call it a large-scale art installation or an immersive art experience, but…
After multiple rounds of public input, representatives from the Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) have…
The Art for Life charity auction is on track to set a new fundraising…
New CoGo bike share stations are being installed throughout Columbus, as well as in…
You know T-rex and raptors and Dilophosaurus, sauropods and theropods and Ankylosaurus. But do…
A plan to run a self-driving shuttle bus in a loop between the Scioto…
On Monday, Columbus City Council passed ordinances to authorize a new bond sale totaling…
On Wednesday, the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks kicked off the campaign for…
Ohio Issue 1 is the only statewide measure on the ballot for the general…
Otterbein opens their 2018-19 season with a dazzling production of John August (book) and…
Are we approaching Halloween or April Fool’s Day? Hardcore horror director Eli Roth has…
Cultural institutions begin their season this weekend, CSO, JAG, CBJ, and more. Fall is…Ohio Honor Ride
Ohio Honor Ride Date: Saturday, May 26th, 2018 @ 8:00 a.m. (Event start time) Address: Philip Heit Center for Healthy New Albany 150 W Main St, New Albany, OH 43054 Registration Fees: Registration for all routes is $85. Sign up by Friday, February 23rd using discount code EARLY for a $15 discount. Online registration closes […]
Sideswipe & Lineage Collab Brew and Bike Ride
Join Sideswipe Brewing and Lineage Brewing in celebrating Their Columbus Craft Brew Week collaboration release by joining us for a bike ride from each brewery, to each brewery! The bike ride will start at 2:00pm at both breweries. Each group will ride to the other brewery for a taste. (Max 20 riders on each ride) […]
Motorcycle Blessing at First Church of God
Do you ride or know someone who does? Come out to have your bikes blessed by Bishop Timothy J. Clarke. It doesn’t matter your religion, race or background. We want to welcome you and pray for a safe riding season. Come as you are and worship with us with the Bike Blessing to follow after […]
Off-Street Trail Planned for Franklinton, Souder Avenue Bridge
March 1, 2018 12:00 pm
Brent Warren 
The City of Columbus is moving forward with plans for an off-street trail that would run north from the Mount Carmel campus in Franklinton to the Scioto River. The trail would then continue across the river on a new separated bike and pedestrian section of the Sounder Avenue bridge. The new connection is part of a […]
Clintonville Greenways Idea Moving Forward
August 10, 2015 8:00 am Brent Warren 
A proposal to build a network of bicycle and pedestrian-friendly streets in Clintonville has received an initial round of funding from the City of Columbus. Although details have yet to be worked out, the streets that will be targeted have been agreed upon and the overall concept has been endorsed by both the city and […]
City Looking for Input on Bike Plan Update
April 7, 2014 8:00 am Brent Warren 
The City of Columbus is hoping lots of people will add their voices to this year’s update of the Bicentennial Bikeways Plan. The first opportunity for participation is an online survey, which is up now and will be available through April 23rd. The survey asks for input on how to make streets safer for bicycling […]
Update to Columbus Bike Plan Aims to Educate and Encourage
January 23, 2014 8:15 am Brent Warren 
The Bicentennial Bikeways Plan, a document released in 2008 that laid out an ambitious series of projects and initiatives meant to transform Columbus into a premier bicycling city, is due for an update. City officials say the update will focus more on education and outreach than mapping out new bike infrastructure or bike lanes (a […]
