Slinging hot dogs as a virtual brand since December 2020, Tasty Dawg will get…
Opening literally days before the world turned upside down, J's Sweet Treats and Wedding…
Freedom a la Cart Cafe + Bakery debuted its very own brick-and-mortar Downtown eatery…
CCAD is presenting their 2021 Senior Fashion Show in a socially-distant way. After canceling…
The Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) Fashion Show presented by L Brands…
Mother’s Day is right around the corner on Sunday, May 9! As we cruise…
Jarrod Turnbull first started with Evolution Theatre Company as an acting apprentice during its…
When walking into the Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., on a…
If this pandemic has offered us anything of benefit, it's been ample time to…
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Metro Schools is looking to move its 6th-through-12th graders into the former Indianola Middle…
A plan to convert a historic building in Harrison West to residential use …
By Tyler BuchananOhio lawmakers are proposing stricter rules against cell phone use while driving, with…
By Susan TebbenA study done by Ohio State University researchers showed the COVID-19 pandemic had…
Well, cinemas are open. They're not showing any good movies at the moment -…
“We take inclusion seriously at Zen Yoga. All body types, all colors, all of…
Columbus Festival season continues to look different for 2021. Check out which festivals will…Board Weighs in on Proposed 15-Story Building in Franklinton
April 29, 2021 6:38 pm
Brent Warren
A proposal to build a 15-story building at 567 W. Broad St. was brought before the East Franklinton Review Board this week, spurring a wide-ranging conversation about density, affordable housing, transit-supportive development and historic preservation. The board was discussing an updated version of a proposal that was submitted last fall. That one called for a 13-story, […]
Opera Columbus Returns With Magical, Magnetic Don Giovanni
April 29, 2021 4:52 pm
Richard Sanford
After a year of tending the flame with crucial streaming and online content, Opera Columbus roars back to life with a trimmed-down and vibrant take on Mozart’s masterpiece (with libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte) Don Giovanni. I was lucky enough to see the last dress rehearsal of this, one of my favorite operas. The production, […]
Franklinton Trail and Park Plans Moving Forward
April 22, 2021 4:18 pm Brent Warren
The next two years could see several different projects spearheaded by the city’s Recreation and Parks Department come to fruition in Franklinton. Plans for a new bike and pedestrian bridge over the Scioto River and an off-street trail along Souder Avenue are moving forward, although the details have changed since the idea was first proposed […]
New Office Building Proposed in Franklinton as Firm Branches Out
April 5, 2021 3:33 pm Brent Warren
TRIAD Architects has submitted plans to build a new two-story office building in Franklinton. If the plans are approved, the 24-year-old firm hopes to transfer its operations into the building, targeting the summer of 2022 for a move-in date. The East Franklinton Review Board got a first look at the proposal last month – voting […]
Bites & Sips: Reopenings, Service Grants, Ice Cream, Pizza, Beer Collabs & More
March 10, 2021 4:33 pm
Susan Post
There’s much to catch up on in the world of drinking and dining in Central Ohio. As things churn back to life, bars and restaurants are reopening, menus are expanding and there’s some special beer to drink. Plus, Service has reopened its grants for service industry workers and you can help raise more grant dollars! […]
Long-Standing Franklinton Pizza Joint Closes
February 2, 2021 12:20 pm Susan Post
After more than six decades, family-run Josie’s Pizza has closed its doors at 952 W. Broad St. in Franklinton. Initial rumblings that the pizza joint would be closing began earlier in January, with the business confirming the news via social media post on January 27. “We would first like to thank all of our customers […]
LinkUs Team Presents Vision for Northwest Transit Corridor
February 1, 2021 4:40 pm Brent Warren
The City of Columbus and its partners have made some key decisions regarding a planned transit corridor along Olentangy River Road. During an informational meeting about the project held virtually last week, Kristina Whitfield, Project Planner with consultant Kimley-Horn, said that the best chance for the corridor to receive federal funding moving forward is if […]
