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New fashion innovation hub, expanded public art displays among projects coming soon to Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As the city of Columbus continues to grow, the number of projects aimed at improving its resident's quality of life has also grown. In new data shared by Experience Columbus, the Greater Columbus area welcomed 51.2 million visitors, a new record, in 2023, up more than one and a half million compared to the previous year. Once in Columbus, the top three things that visitors do include entertainment activities, outdoor activities and cultural activities.
Columbus Metropolitan Library breaks ground on new Barnett branch
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Representatives from the Columbus Metropolitan Library broke ground on the new Barnett branch on Wednesday. The ceremonial “wallbreaking” marked the start of construction on the building at 3434 East Livingston Ave. That location will be closed until construction wraps up in 2025. A temporary...
Are Columbus hospital expansions good for patients? Buckeye Institute questions costs
If your health care costs are going up, it could be because you're paying for your hospital's upgrades. The Buckeye Institute, an Ohio conservative think tank, released a memo last week detailing hospital costs, such as new construction, advancing medical technology or updated amenities, as one of the largest single drivers of higher health care prices – especially in cities like Columbus with so few competing hospital systems all undergoing major development projects.
7 New England Neighborhoods Among the Most In-Demand in the Nation
Here in New England, we know we're lucky to live in one of the best parts of the US. Over the years, countless studies have directed high praise towards our region. Last year, a WalletHub study announced the best small cities in the country, and eight New England towns made the list. Our area has also been highlighted for having the hottest zip codes, most underrated destinations, safest towns and best small cities in the nation, coolest small towns, and so on.
Funding approved for repair and relocation of Linden War Memorial
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Funding has been approved for the repair and relocation of a central Ohio war memorial which was hit by cars twice in recent years. The Linden War Memorial honors veterans of World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. It holds a special place in the […]
Neighbors of west Columbus Greyhound terminal hesitant about temporary agreement to reduce operations
COLUMBUS, Ohio — “Extremely, cautiously, optimistic,” was Zachary Whitt’s response to the agreement between the city of Columbus and operators of a Greyhound bus terminal to reduce operations at the location. Whitt lives across the street from the North Wilson Road terminal. “Who in God’s name...
Unregulated utility billing practice under question in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Naomi Pearce pays careful attention to how much electricity she is using in her 1,000-square-foot apartment on the east side of Columbus. Every morning, she will check her weather app and open her windows if it is nice enough outside. Most days, she keeps her lights off while she works from home.
Step Back in Time at the New Jersey Renaissance Faire
COLUMBUS, NJ – Delve into a world of medieval magic at the New Jersey Renaissance Faire, happening this weekend, May 25-26, from 10 AM to 6 PM at the Burlington County Fairgrounds. This family-friendly festival is a vibrant celebration of Renaissance culture, featuring a wide array of spectacular performances and activities. Attendees will be treated to thrilling jousting contests, a human chess match, and displays of expert sword fighting. The festival also highlights extraordinary fire breathers, skilled aerialists, and various comedic acts to keep spirits high throughout the day. Artisans will display their crafts, and live musicians will provide a
No floaties? No problem. Here's a list of Columbus splash pads
As summer rolls in and weather gets warm, it might be time for a visit to a local splash pad. Maybe your children are bored of pools. Maybe your pool floaties sadly deflated. Whatever your reason for visiting, Columbus has a number of splash pads to fill your aquatic needs.
Study of Worthington's housing needs prescribes infill as workers, seniors priced out
A study of Worthington's housing suggests there is demand for 2,000 more residences and prescribes adding smaller, closer together and more affordable options in strategic areas. The Worthington City Council commissioned Camoin Associates, a New York-based consulting firm, last year to conduct a housing needs assessment. The council voted unanimously...
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