Walker Evans

Last Tuesday, officials with Downtown Columbus Inc. (DCI) hosted a community meeting to provide a variety of updates about the Capital Line project.

On Tuesday, Columbus Underground convened a group of local musicians, music industry professionals and arts nonprofit administrators to discuss the current state of the music scene in our city, and to talk about the kinds of challenges and opportunities we collectively face.

Located at 375 West Rich Street, owner Derrik Pannell has plans to renovate a historic Franklinton structure into a multi-space music venue.

The project, dubbed Campus 2.OH, will modernize the 8.5 acre site and transform connections between the two facilities, as well as the new Collections Care Center that was recently completed.

This Sunday, the Blu Note on Town jazz club is slated to open to the public, complimenting the existing Blu Note on Main venue located in the Eastmoor neighborhood on the city's east side.

Yesterday's news that Giant Eagle will be opening a Downtown location was a much needed puzzle piece for Columbus' urban dwellers — both current residents and future residents — who desire walkable access to groceries as a part of their neighborhood amenity package.

The next phase of development at The Peninsula was slated to have a grocery store in the base of a new 15-story building when it was approved back in May, but today, the operator of the grocery store has been unveiled.

Where has the summer gone? As fall rapidly approaches, we thought it was a great time to check in on various summer construction projects to see where things stand this year.

Representatives with the college announced an official partnership with The Loom's founders, the Columbus Fashion Alliance (CFA).

On Thursday evening, the CBUS Retail group — along with a collection of other partners — hosted a community event inside "The Loom", the new fashion and retail incubation space located in the Discovery District neighborhood within Downtown Columbus.