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Cameron Mitchell has announced its replacement for the former home of Harvey & Ed's…
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Short North boutique GLEAN announced via social media on Saturday, Nov. 29, that it…
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Avery McGrail’s Fabricated Magic is on view from Dec. 14 to Jan.7 at Wild…
Shadowbox Live has announced it will be suspending ticket sales for in-house audiences through…
Mark Grisez is principal trumpet for the Columbus Symphony. Originally from central California, Grisez…
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There is no shortage of opinions in Worthington about the former United Methodist Children's…
When it comes to development, the City of Worthington, like many cities with their…
By Jake Zuckerman
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American families…
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By Jake Zuckerman
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From church to event venue. The former Orthodox church at 618 Neil Ave. will…
AMC Lennox Town Center 24, 777 Kinnear Rd., has permanently closed.
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New Proposal Submitted for Methodist Site in Worthington
October 6, 2020 3:57 pm
Brent Warren
Lifestyle Communities has submitted a new plan for the former United Methodist Children’s Home site, a piece of underdeveloped land near Worthington’s historic center that has been the subject of much debate over the years. The Columbus-based developer ran into significant neighborhood opposition five years ago, when it proposed building a large mixed-use development on […]
30-Story Hotel and Condo Building Proposed for Downtown
July 10, 2020 4:22 pm Brent Warren
At a time when the coronavirus pandemic and a troubled economy have led to a slow-down in new development proposals, Michael Schiff is ready to bet big on Downtown Columbus. The local developer today unveiled a proposal to build a 30-story tower on the east side of North High Street, between Spring and Long streets. […]
Kingmakers Board Game Parlor Closes Up Shop
June 23, 2020 9:55 am
Walker Evans
After six years in business, board game venue Kingmakers is closing their doors. Founder Malika Jacobs posted on social media yesterday that they had reached a decision to close both their original Short North location as well as a second location that launched in Indianapolis in 2017. “At the time of the pandemic shutdown, we […]
Tastings Wine Bar Closing Shop in Short North
February 29, 2020 10:39 am Walker Evans
After three years in business, and countless wine tasting events in Columbus, Ohio, Tastings is closing their doors at 958 North High Street in the Short North. The company announced via Instagram yesterday evening that Saturday, March 7th will be their final day in business. “The time has come to close this location and look […]
First Look: Brioso Roastery & Coffee Bar
December 23, 2019 1:39 pm Walker Evans
After several months of construction (and several years of planning), Brioso has officially moved across the street into The Citizens building at the southwest corner of Gay and High Streets. The new location is smaller, yet more contemporary than the original, sporting bright countertops and tile floors. A merch area greets customers with bags of […]
New King and High Plan Calls for Demolishing Buildings
November 18, 2019 2:27 pm Brent Warren
A new plan for the southwest corner of King Avenue and North High Street calls for tearing down all of the existing buildings on the site. St. Louis-based Collegiate Development Group has floated several concepts for redeveloping the corner over the course of the last seven months. In July, a proposal to build an 11-story […]
Public Parking Meters Removed for App-Based Loading Zones
November 15, 2019 4:54 pm Walker Evans
Starting Monday, November 18, nine designated public parking areas will become dedicated loading zones through a partnership between the City of Columbus and curbFlow — a Washington D.C.-based startup designed to relieve congestion caused by delivery vehicles. The zones will all be located in the public right of way along street curbs, primarily replacing existing metered […]
