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Well, if it was torn down, then this is one of the stranger rebuilds I've ever seen. (I took this photo Monday evening)

Um...4 posts previously... https://forum.urbanohio.com/topic/10587-columbus-beer-alcohol-news/page/7/?tab=comments#comment-1012858

Since neither Colday & Columbo haven't gotten around to this one, I'll update the burgeoning Kilbourne beer scene... Welcome Henmick Farm & Brewery https://614now.com/2021/food-drink/new-brewery-to-open-on-delaware-farm?fbclid=IwAR2ZUqNGQ0G8tcFjOa_0KMrRcD3Pw_6pIX1Y8pTilgG0gqJF5duXCVtBpgM https://www.columbusalive.com/story/entertainment/dining/2021/04/19/henmick-farm-brewery-coming-soon-three-tigers-expanding/7288920002/?fbclid=IwAR1_YCKuMNcKt-66CtvIS3IivlV6w4i2e9b1yMrhBOr2oEwwBcAhfejB67w Truth in advertising, the proprietor of this brewery, Nick Sheets, and I went to school together at Buckeye Valley (the rural half of DelCo), and I knew of his plans to open this about 3 years ago.

Spin Magazine visited Cleveland recently, and talked to the owners of The Grog Shop, Beachland Ballroom, Blue Arrow Records, and photographer Janet Macoska about how COVID is effecting their businesses. https://www.spin.com/featured/cleveland-music-survival/?fbclid=IwAR14OjrIKLaPdP9EV9DhZgPLDZc3hZhxReTTuC4zn4jFL9UlChX19_VVt9o

Which reminds me, I've got my "quarantine roadtrip" photos, from around Ohio, I could go post in the Photo section here.

Did Patrik Laine purchase it? (I don't believe Jack Roslovic's salary could cover it)

Sort of like the 17 year cicadas, isn't time to re-debate Morse-Bethel as well?

Columbus Arts Festival and the Jazz & Ribs Festival have both been put off for this year. https://www.nbc4i.com/news/arts-council-cancels-2021-columbus-arts-festival-sets-date-for-2022/

If it were that easy, ColDay would be governor of Ohio, I'd be lieutenant governor, and Mecklenborg would be exiled to Nashville.

I thought I saw, on either WCMH or WBNS, that Husted also declined to run for Senate. But I did see that former C-bus mayor Michael Coleman is interested in running for the senate seat.

A vague description of what has gone down at WWCD over the last 4+ weeks. Not sure what this Columbus Alive article explained. 🤔 https://www.columbusalive.com/news/20201123/inside-story-of-how-randy-malloy-brought-cd1025-back-on-air-as-cd929?template=ampart&__twitter_impression=true&s=04&fbclid=IwAR1tk8OHo6_jCGxkxfNCqfk-_sjwXJfKkhnpdgXboGytx3HaTdlFhbpS-4E

That someone would be me. (chuckles) Actually in reading the comments on WWCD's facebook page, WDLR will be leaving 92.9 for 96.7 on January 1st.

You expecting a protest march on the Brent Spence?

The website Historic Map Works has a digital copy of the 1957 version of the Commerical Survey map(s) for Cleveland

Truth be told, that CD 101/102.5 lasted this past decade is a minor miracle (and most likely due to the sacrifice of many).

Mind you, the clearing of the riverbanks was hasten by the 1913 flood. Not sure if those structures (next to Broad Street and south of Town Street) survived the flood, or were built afterwards (only to be torn down again).

Due in part of the Republicans split over Ryan Smith and Householder for House Speaker. So, Larry went across the aisle and did some horse trading, and maybe illegal cash payments, to get elected. That is why we had relative political peace in Columbus this year and last.

Do we still have the archives, for this forum, going back to Householder's first exit in 2005? A FB acquaintance of mine thought Larry left the statehouse the first time under a cloud as well.

From an aesthetics point-of-view, only thing this place is lacking is Ohio roadmaps as wallpaper.

I guess ODOT could widen US 27 through Butler County, for Cincy traffic. Not sure what could be done to improve the drive from Oxford to Columbus, beyond moving one town, or the other, to the same side of Dayton.

Morrow was added in 2000.

Not so good news from the Wesleyan campus... https://www.delgazette.com/news/81418/wesleyan-inn-plan-fizzles

I guess things are looking up for Kilbourne, after all.

The sax player would be Chuck Moore of The Joint Rockers (and Middlefield National Bank)

Walked around downtown Columbus, after Christmas and decided to take some pictures of the buildings Entrance to what was Olivers, now Bellyburger. Top photo is to the left of the doors, bottom photo is to the right of the doors. The Citizens Building. Built in 1917 Have a pearl Top of the Ruggery Building on E. Gay St The Law & Finance Building at the SW corner of Gay & 3rd Streets 14 E. Gay Street 37 E. Gay Street What is this wall painting supposed to be? East side of N. High, for those facing southbound The Eagle flies on Friday...SE corner of Gay & High Streets Alley Bar, on Pearl St, between Broad & Gay Various sides (and angles) of the Atlas Building at the NE corner of High & Gay Streets First known as Bott Brothers, then as The Clock, now as Elevator Brew Haus NW corner of Long & High Streets 60 E. Spring Street, if you're not sure. 21 W. Broad St The "old" Huntington Bank building on South High. Bus Stop at State & High Central Union Telephone Building on N. 3rd at Lynn