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Columbus man proposes plan for Tuttle Crossing Mall

Columbus, OH · 1d

The US Sun

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Dead mall with Macy’s to get second life under $566m ‘reimagination’ with homes & coffee shops on the way

A ZOMBIE mall with Macy’s and JCPenney stores is in line for a major revamp, with a proposal to transform it entirely via a hefty $566million investment. Under the plan, the once-bustling Mall at Tuttle Crossing would be converted into a neighborhood featuring over 1,000 homes, retail stores, classrooms, and recreational areas.

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Forget Big City Living And Head To This Insanely Affordable Small Town In Ohio

You’ve been paying big city prices for big city problems, and somewhere along the way, nobody stopped to ask whether the trade was actually worth it. Portsmouth, Ohio stopped asking that question a long time ago and just started being a better option instead. This southern Ohio town sits...

Portsmouth, OH · 4d
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NBC4 Columbus

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Bath & Body Works opens second test store in Columbus

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Bath & Body Works has remodeled its Easton Town Center store, transforming the space into its second location of a test concept. The company began welcoming customers to its revamped Easton mall store, featuring its Feel Good store concept, on Oct. 30. The first Feel Good store debuted at SouthPark Mall […]

Columbus, OH · 10h

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Think tank warns Kroger’s takeover of Giant Eagle would harm consumers, union workers

A new study asks federal and state regulators to halt Kroger’s efforts to acquire Giant Eagle. (AP) A new study from a Washington, D.C. think tank asks regulators to block grocery titan Kroger’s $1.65 billion acquisition of Giant Eagle, saying the deal would increase prices and customer surveillance and harm unionized workers.

Columbus, OH · 2d

Public News Service

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Ohio oil and gas incidents on the rise, new data shows

As Ohio residents continue to push for stronger oversight of oil and gas waste facilities, a new analysis showed more than 2,500 oil and gas blowouts, explosions, toxic leaks and other incidents between 2015 and 2025. The report, released by FracTracker Alliance and Buckeye Environmental Network, combed through 10 years of Ohio Department of Natural Resources records. Gwen Klenke, Midwest program coordinator for the FracTracker Alliance, said state regulators have not stayed on top of tracking and following up on incidents. "Inspectors who look at these oil and gas incidents or look at the oil and gas wells are just really overburdened. It would take them roughly two years to check on every well," Klenke explained. More than 1,200 incidents involve the release of toxic substances, which could pose public health risks, given oil and gas-related fluids, in particular wastewater, may contain toxic PFAS and high levels of radioactivity. Klenke pointed out in January more than a dozen state oil and gas rules will be up for review. Environmental groups are calling on legislators and state regulators to tighten up regulations, given the history of gaps in public reporting and oversight. "Because if this agency can't even handle the tracking

Ohio · 2d

Scripps News

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Wendy’s breakfast could disappear at some restaurants

Wendy’s will no longer require franchisees to serve breakfast, giving restaurants the option to drop the morning menu if it is unprofitable.

Columbus, OH · 1d

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette

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Historic Lancaster shoe factory reborn as 60-unit luxury apartment complex

LANCASTER − The former Fairfield Shoe Company building at 219 N. Columbus St. is no longer just sitting and deteriorating. It is now a 60-unit luxury apartment complex with the retail set to open later on the first floor. The building is now called The Shumaker because of its past as a shoe factory and city's German history. It also once housed the Essex Wire Company. It sat vacant for about 20 years before Urban Restorations converted it into the apartment building loaded with amenities. The second- and third-floor residential units are complete, so work is now focused on making the ground floor suitable for commercial tenants. The project cost is around $20 million or so. Some history The building's last occupant was Fairfield Industries, then a division of the Fairfield County Board of Developmental Disabilities. It moved out of the building in 2005 and the building had stood vacant until the renovation started in 2023. The building dates to between 1900 and 1910 when it was originally the Fairfield Shoe Company. The Essex Wire Company bought it in 1947. Urban Restorations President Bob Schilling previously said the building's industrial look will be built into the renovation, which it was.

Lancaster, OH · 2d

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Columbus Man Pitches 1,600 Homes to Save Fading Tuttle Crossing Mall

The Mall at Tuttle Crossing — Site of Proposed 1,600-Home Redevelopment. The Mall at Tuttle Crossing has lost two-thirds of its tenants since its 1997 opening, and now a Columbus resident wants the city to turn the struggling property into a neighborhood of up to 1,600 homes before it meets the same fate as other dying American malls. Ben Jay says he has sent a concept plan to the city outlining a mixed-use overhaul of the site, arguing that doing nothing risks losing the 82-acre property for good.

Columbus, OH · 1d

The Coconut Mama

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Ohio grocery chain to cut 55 jobs as warehouse operation changes hands

An Ohio grocery chain is ending its own operation at a produce and commissary warehouse, affecting 55 jobs while another distributor takes over. It follows other recent grocery-distribution closures, although…

Parma, OH · 2d

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Developer proposal in Etna compared to ‘blackmail’ at Licking County Planning Commission meeting

Six years ago, the Licking County Planning Commission unanimously approved a proposal from Scannell Properties to build a 95-acre distribution center on the east side of Tollgate Road. Since then, the property has gained FedEx as an occupant – and a slew of complaints from neighbors. And this November,...

Licking County, OH · 2d

NewsForce 24/7

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CRG Breaks Ground on 911,040-Square-Foot Industrial Expansion in Etna Township

Developer CRG has broken ground on two new Class A industrial buildings totaling 911,040 square feet at The Cubes at Etna, a 305-acre master-planned industrial park in Etna Township in Licking County, about 20 miles southeast of downtown Columbus, REBusinessOnline reported on Wednesday, Nov. 4. The groundbreaking adds another large chapter to one of central […]

Licking County, OH · 3d

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New Albany mayor and council told to ‘do better’ in protecting area residents from gas-fired power plant pollutants

A seventh proposed gas-fired power plant for the New Albany International Business park in western Licking County has Dr. Don DeShetler concerned for the health of his neighbors and the 8,000 patients of the family practice he and a group of doctors staff in Granville. So the New Albany resident...

New Albany, OH · 2d

Financial Regulation News

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Huntington Bank names replacement for regional president after promotion

Columbus, Ohio-based Huntington Bank announced Scott Colcombe will replace Susie Shipley as regional president following Shipley’s promotion earlier this year. © Shutterstock Shipley has stepped into the regional group president role where she will oversee the bank’s regional presidents, and help to advance the bank’s new market growth strategies. Colcombe will join the bank on […] The post Huntington Bank names replacement for regional president after promotion appeared first on Financial Regulation News .

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Old Dublin Bookshop to open on South High Street next month with books, coffee

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A new independent bookstore is preparing to open in historic Dublin, bringing new books, a children’s section and coffee to South High Street. The Old Dublin Bookshop plans to open along South High Street with new books in every genre, including a special section for kids. The shop will also serve coffee from Charlie Bear Coffee Co.

Dublin, OH · 2d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Columbus Buyers Find More Options as Price Cuts Stay Elevated

Columbus buyers found more homes, more time to decide, and sellers willing to negotiate, a shift that favored shoppers.

Columbus, OH · 17h

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Ohio Woman Revived a Forgotten 1932 Brand and Turned It Into a Marketplace for Local Businesses

Nearly a century after a soda brand was founded in Ohio, a local entrepreneur brought its forgotten name back to life and turned it into an opportunity for dozens of small businesses. The original company dates to 1932, when a Russian immigrant launched a beverage business in Youngstown. In 2025,...

Youngstown, OH · 2d

Main Street Dollars

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FirstEnergy wants Toledo Edison customers in Ohio paying $15.90 more a month by year three

FirstEnergy is asking Ohio regulators for three straight yearly increases to the delivery part of electric bills, starting in 2027. For a typical Toledo Edison home using 1,000 kilowatt-hours a month, the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel says the added charge would reach $15.90 a month by year three. The request is pending before the Public Utilities […]

Ohio · 3d

NBC4 Columbus

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Women’s clothing and bridal retailer coming to Upper Arlington

A retailer known for women’s clothing and home decor is bringing its bridal line to Upper Arlington as part of a new store planned for spring 2027.

Upper Arlington, OH · 1d

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Today In Aviation History: First Commercial Air Cargo Flight

On this day in aviation history, 116 years ago (November 7, 1910), aviator Philip Orin Parmelee completed what is widely recognized as the world’s first commercial air cargo flight. Flying a Wright Model B biplane, Parmelee transported two bolts of dress silk from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio, for the Morehouse-Martens Department Store. The approximately 65-mile journey took one hour and six minutes, demonstrating a new commercial application for the airplane. The historic flight was arranged as a publicity event for the Columbus department store, which sought to demonstrate the speed and possibilities of aviation. The silk, weighing approximately 100 pounds, was secured in the aircraft’s passenger seat. Parmelee departed from Huffman Prairie near Dayton and flew eastward toward Columbus, navigating across the Ohio countryside at a time when aviation was still in its infancy.

Columbus, OH · 8h