Cleveland-based Barrio Tacos opened its first Columbus location in September in Fifth by Northwest…
Addella’s on Oak is a second act of sorts from Angry Baker. The latter closed…
Work is underway on a long-vacant building in Italian Village. Mr. Hummus Grill will…
On Paper announced late last year that after 20 plus years in the Short…
If you found out that only 8% of designated historic sites represented the history…
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. And this year will look a little…
Columbus College of Art & Design’s Beeler Gallery has reopened to the public for…
The Harrison West Society has announced a multi-year project to improve the Olentangy Trail…
It has been announced that the Columbus Arts Festival has been canceled for 2021.In…
A new website launched by the Department of Neighborhoods is centralizing information about the…
Nonprofit library technology and research organization OCLC has been around since the late '60s,…
By Jake ZuckermanOf the first nearly 14 million COVID-19 vaccine doses administered, serious adverse reactions…
By Tyler BuchananA Republican lawmaker wants to spare Ohio businesses from facing consequences for violating…
By Marty SchladenThe biggest-ever bipartisan coalition on Thursday announced a renewed effort to repeal the…
After three years in sanctuary, Edith Espinal's application for stay of removal has been…
Have a great weekend! The Crew has season tickets on sale. Pick up a cute doll…
As the new Columbus Crew SC stadium inches closer to completion, the soccer team…
If there was going to be one annual film program unlikely to make the…Interview: Richard Florida on Columbus and the “New Urban Crisis”
April 18, 2017 12:19 pm
Brent Warren
Richard Florida, the well-known researcher, professor and author of the book “The Rise of the Creative Class,” has been chronicling the return-to-the-city movement since its beginnings in the 1980s. He’s been an advocate for a new type of economic development focused on creativity and innovation, and has spoken approvingly of the impact of the knowledge […]
Ohio Mayors Discuss Opportunities and Challenges
September 27, 2016 3:52 pm
Walker Evans
The theme of this year’s CEOs for Cities national meeting is “The Opportunity City” — a mantra oft repeated by Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther when describing both the aspirations and accomplishments of his city. As Ginther took the stage during the opening remarks of the three day conference, the theme quickly broadened to talk not […]
The Best of Westerville
December 31, 2015 3:16 pm Walker Evans
Like many suburbs surrounding Columbus, Westerville has added its fair share of new bars, restaurants and shops in 2015. We surveyed our readers about their favorite new additions to Westerville this year, and like many other communities, they focused on a new brewery. The Temperance Row Brewing Co opened in late 2014 inside the Uptown […]
The Best of Powell
December 31, 2015 2:46 pm Walker Evans
Powell is a small-but-rapidly-growing suburban city on the north side of Columbus, and over the past several years it has become a hotspot for new local restaurants and businesses. We asked Columbus Underground readers about their favorite new additions to Powell in our Best of 2015 survey, and they responded by nominating the Prohibition Gastro […]
The Best of Gahanna
December 31, 2015 2:34 pm Walker Evans
Like many Columbus suburbs, Gahanna has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years, both in terms of population and in terms of interesting new restaurants, shops and other destinations. When we surveyed our readers about the best new additions to Gahanna in 2015, their number one choice was the Pigskin Brewing Company, located at […]
