Grow Restaurants is looking to shed two of its three concepts.
Both The Sycamore, 262…
May 31 will be Coco Cat Bakery & Chocolates' last day at the North…
Two months to the day after Ohio's bars and restaurants were ordered to close…
As many businesses work to reopen after being shut down during the Coronavirus Pandemic,…
The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered many businesses across the country. In Ohio, non-grocery retailers…
As retailers begin to resume business operations, Central Ohio's major shopping destinations have updated…
Art Possible Ohio’s exhibition Accessible Expressions Ohio has gone digital this year, with new…
Can't Stop Cbus, local artists and community organizations have come together to launch the…
After the decision was made to cancel the 2020 Columbus Arts Festival, the Greater…
The Numbers
COVID-19 cases — As of Thursday, May 28, 4,416 cases and 196 deaths from…
One Franklin County mother first learned that her child had contracted COVID-19 in the…
The Numbers
COVID-19 cases — As of Tuesday, May 26, 4,305 cases and 188 deaths from…
By Tyler Buchanan
Two Democratic lawmakers say Ohioans should not have to choose between their lives…
By Susan Tebben
As the family of Aisha Fraser looked on, the Ohio House passed a…
Time for a summery weekend (although it's a bummer with no pools opening up). Enjoy…
Memorial Day typically signifies the start of pool season, but as with practically everything…
Urban Meyer, Corso Ventures, Make-A-Day Foundation & More Team Up to Provide Free Meals
April 27, 2020 5:43 pm
Susan Post
The Make-A-Day Foundation is teaming up with OSU Coach Urban Meyer, Corso Ventures, Peerless Management and more community partners to help feed some of the city’s most vulnerable populations during the coronavirus pandemic. Doing Better Together plans to offer up to 20,000 free meals to families and children facing hardships because of the pandemic. “We […]
Third and High Project Going Back to Commission
August 8, 2018 4:28 pm
Brent Warren
A proposal to build a five-story mixed-use building at the northwest corner of Third Avenue and High Street will be back in front of the Victorian Village Commission tonight. The development, which was first proposed in early 2017, would replace the building that once held the Little Dreamers Big Believers daycare and Yoga on High. Although […]
Corso Wants to Keep Short North Focus on Locally-Owned Businesses
July 12, 2017 9:00 am
Walker Evans
Local restaurateur and real estate developer Chris Corso has a soft spot for local businesses in the Short North. Since launching the Pint House in 2013, he’s gone on to open Forno in 2015 and Standard Hall in 2016. And after announcing plans for the Food Hall, he sees the continued success of non-chain restaurants […]
Proposal Would Transform Area Around Third and High in the Short North
July 11, 2017 7:00 pm Brent Warren
Big changes could be on the way for yet another section of the High Street corridor in the Short North. A conceptual proposal from Corso Ventures calls for a nine-story building on the lot currently occupied by Montecristo House of Cigar, located at 1088 N. High St. The project also incorporates the former church building […]
More Details Unveiled for New Five-Story Short North Building
April 14, 2017 12:25 pm Walker Evans
A local development team returned to the Victorian Village Commission last night to present new details and visuals for a five-story building proposed for the northwest intersection of Third Avenue and High Street in the Short North. The project was first unveiled in January as a potential replacement for a single-story commercial building, but no […]
Five-Story Building Proposed for Yoga on High Site in Short North
January 26, 2017 5:38 pm Brent Warren
A proposal to build a five-story mixed-use development on the current site of Yoga on High in the Short North was submitted to the city today. The plans, which will be reviewed by the Victorian Village Commission on February 9th, call for about 9,500 square feet of ground-floor retail with 116 apartments above. About 140 […]
Revised Park Street Hotel Proposal Approved by Commission
May 20, 2016 3:01 pm Brent Warren
The Historic Resources Commission voted last night to approve two eight-story buildings at the northwest corner of Park and Spruce streets near the North Market. A 163-room AC Hotel is planned for Park Street, while the other building would sit behind the hotel on Spruce and accommodate 234 cars in a four-level garage as well […]
