Who am I? Why am I here? These are questions some of us ask all of…
Some places are legendary for their sauce. For example, for better or worse, Raising…
Three new spots join the Columbus dining scene today, Wednesday, May 12. Corso Ventures…
The emcee for the 2021 CCAD Fashion Show drive-in experience on May 14 will…
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…
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…
How will businesses pivot when things get "back to normal?" Becca Apfelstadt, the co-founder of creative and marketing agency treetree, has a couple of ideas. In this episode, we discuss how the firm got started at a time of change, how they are pivoting in this time of change, and the importance of culture and the role of the office in the impending new normal.Shownotes for this episodeConnect with the Confluence Cast:Web | Patreon | iTunes | Facebook | Twitter
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On Wednesday, May 12, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced an end date for pandemic…
Columbus Landmarks is hoping that a historic building can be saved before it is…
A lawsuit brought by the ACLU of Ohio has been settled with the City…
Columbus City Council passed legislation last night entering into agreement with Capital Crossroads Special…
Commissioner Marilyn Brown announced on Tuesday, May 11 that she will be retiring from…
Welcome to the weekend. Seems like we might be frost free now, so get…
The soccer team formerly known as the Columbus Crew SC formally announced a reband…
Columbus Crew picked up their first win of the 2021 season as a Lucas…Proposal for Schumacher Place Mixes Modern, Historic
February 13, 2019 2:50 pm
Brent Warren
A plan to build a three-story apartment building next to a 100-year-old commercial building on the South Side has been slowly making its way through the approval process. The new, modern building would replace a 1950s-era concrete block addition and sit just to the east of the existing, one-story brick building at 364 E. Whittier […]
Work Set to Begin on High-End Townhomes Near German Village
December 28, 2017 10:00 am Brent Warren
Construction is set to begin in January on a 10-unit condominium development in Schumacher Place, just east of German Village. The project, which consists of two five-unit buildings, will require the demolition of a small house at 601 S. Ninth St. The land to the south of the house is vacant. Columbus City Council approved […]
Pizzuti Buys Whittier Street Giant Eagle Site
October 4, 2017 5:09 pm Brent Warren
The Pizzuti Companies has purchased the Giant Eagle store at 280 E. Whittier St. near German Village. The developer closed on the 2.3-acre site two days ago for $5.35 million, according the Franklin County Auditor’s site. Curtis Davis, zoning chair of the South Side Area Commission, said he has spoken with representatives of both Pizutti […]
Best Gyms & Fitness Centers in Columbus of 2015
December 30, 2015 8:00 am
Walker Evans
Whether you’re looking for a casual workout spot or a place for hardcore strength training, Columbus has a lot to offer those who are interested in a new fitness regimen. In 2015, our readers voted for The Fitness Loft as their top spot to work out. The gym opened in late 2014 on Parsons Avenue […]
Restaurant Review: The Crest Gastropub, Parsons Edition
September 30, 2015 10:00 am
Miriam Bowers Abbott
It’s not completely clear what the design motif for the new Crest Gastropub is. Housed in a newer construction on Parsons, it’s not particularly modern decor. Modern typically implies sparse, and the space is deliciously and deeply cluttered with art and lighting installations. It’s not retro or woodsy either. Maybe it’s Restoration Hardware style. That’s […]
New Deli Adds to Revitalization of Parsons Avenue
June 30, 2015 3:45 pm
Rebecca Wagner
Development on Parsons Avenue is continuing with the addition of a new bistro. Jimmyluka’s, a bar and deli, will open at 701 Parsons Avenue this August. Owner Jimmy Dragich bought the two-story space seven years back, just before construction started on the Nationwide Children’s expansion. Dragich, who owns Affordable Floor, a ceramic tile marble contractor, has always […]
CoGo Expanding to East Franklinton, South Campus and Beyond
March 28, 2015 12:34 pm Walker Evans
While CoGo will not be expanding to cover the entire campus of The Ohio State University this year, it will still be expanding to other high-demand areas throughout the central city. Plans to add new stations first surfaced back in December, and a meeting this past week between City administrators and CoGo management helped to […]
