Thursday, September 4, 2014

Worthington OKs development guidelines for former Methodist children’s home

The competition is on for developers interested in the former United Methodist Children’s Home on High Street after the Worthington City Council approved development guidelines this week.

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Worthington OKs development guidelines for former Methodist children’s home

The competition is on for developers interested in the former United Methodist Children’s Home on High Street after the Worthington City Council approved development guidelines this week.

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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Port Columbus passenger traffic at its highest in 6 years

The number of passengers using Port Columbus totaled 590,414 in July, a 6.8 percent increase from a year ago and the highest monthly total since 2008, according to the Columbus Regional Airport Authority.

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Port Columbus passenger traffic at its highest in 6 years

The number of passengers using Port Columbus totaled 590,414 in July, a 6.8 percent increase from a year ago and the highest monthly total since 2008, according to the Columbus Regional Airport Authority.

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Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Columbus Ranked 6th Best City for Arts & Culture

One question that has been repeated in Columbus many timesover the past several years is how we can collectively as a city improve our arts and cultural institutions and programs through increased funding, patronage and visibility. The reason for this importance is not only to improve quality of life measurements for residents and visitors, but also to spur additional economic development that comes from building a cultured community.

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Columbus Ranked 6th Best City for Arts & Culture

One question that has been repeated in Columbus many timesover the past several years is how we can collectively as a city improve our arts and cultural institutions and programs through increased funding, patronage and visibility. The reason for this importance is not only to improve quality of life measurements for residents and visitors, but also to spur additional economic development that comes from building a cultured community.

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Friday, August 29, 2014

Festivals feature dancers, old-time baseball, yummy food

Traditionally, Labor Day weekend is jampacked with some of the most popular and interesting events of the season.
Although they’ve been around awhile — one event is in its 122nd year — several festivals have added fresh twists to the traditional offerings, ranging from new menu items to quirky events and innovative ways to tap into the competitive spirit.