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Crumbl has closed its Easton cookie shop, and a restaurant equipment auction is forthcoming. The store at 4034 Morse Crossing in Columbus opened in January 2022, when Easton announced its arrival by calling Crumbl the fastest-growing cookie company in the country. The auction listing for its equipment, posted by Columbus auctioneer Paul Delphia, says the

True Food Kitchen has closed its Easton Town Center location, the chain’s only Ohio restaurant, after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Want to volunteer at the 2028 Olympics in Columbus? Here’s what to know about LA28 volunteer roles, requirements, and how to apply.

Bayer will build a $2.2 billion pharmaceutical manufacturing campus in the New Albany International Business Park, the company announced on October 2nd. Around 600 people will work there once it’s running, Bayer says, along with roughly 1,500 construction jobs for the buildout. Bayer describes the campus as flexible and modular, built to make both drug

Federal disaster aid is now open to Franklin County residents who lost property in the August storms. FEMA announced on October 2nd that a major disaster declaration has been declared for Ohio, and applications are open now. The declaration, DR-4945-OH, covers severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, flooding and landslides from August 10th through the 22nd.

Ohio’s gas tax is suspended for 90 days. Here’s when drivers will see savings and what the temporary break means at the pump.

Ohio’s minimum wage will increase to $11.40 an hour in 2027. Here’s when it starts and which Ohio workers will be affected.

Hateful KKK flyers were found near schools and in neighborhoods across central Ohio, prompting strong responses from residents, school leaders, and local officials.

Blue Jackets games have a new home on cable this season. The NHL and Spectrum announced a carriage deal on Wednesday, September 23rd that puts the Blue Jackets Hockey Network on Spectrum TV, which means the largest cable provider in central Ohio will carry the team again after a summer of uncertainty. Spectrum joins Prime

Gay Street will be dug up a block at a time through the end of 2027, but Downtown Columbus Inc., the nonprofit behind the Capital Line, would like to encourage you to keep eating and shopping there anyway. Downtown Columbus Inc. and Experience Columbus have launched the free Downtown Discovery Pass. It covers 20 businesses

With a bustling sports bar scene, you’ll never have to miss a touchdown—or the chance to argue with the guy next to you about a bad call.

Plans for One Twenty Vine, a seven-story, 242-unit apartment building on the gravel parking lot at Vine and Armstrong streets, go before the Downtown Commission on Tuesday. Here are the drawings.

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Hoster Brewing Company will close its James Road brewery and taproom after Saturday, October 31. The brewery announced the decision Wednesday in a release that also says it’s looking for another brewery to take on the Hoster name and its beers. The taproom at 653 N. James Rd., just south of the airport, will keep

Give your yard a little extra love this fall by adding a free tree native to Ohio! We’ve got all the details.

Mozart’s Bakery and Piano Cafe, the European bakery, tea room and event hall at 4784 N. High St. in Clintonville, will close at the end of the year. Owners Anand and Doris Saha are retiring after 31 years in business. Columbus Business First reported the news Monday afternoon. The last day will be December 24th.

The weekend rescues in Pickaway and Hocking counties (along with the evacuation of the massive Lost Lands festival in Thornville) were the latest events in a season that has been rewriting Ohio’s flash flood records since July. Through Sept. 21, the National Weather Service has issued 60 flash flood warnings for Ohio this September. The

Want to get your vote locked in early for this year’s General Election? Here’s how.