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4 Coshocton Realtors earn state sales awards
Four Realtors from Howard Hanna Real Estate Services with the Coshocton Office — Alyssa Casey, Brian Lowe, Karla Norris and Carly Thompson — were awarded the President’s Sales Club Award designation from the Ohio Realtors for 2026. All four Realtors are members of the Columbus Board of...
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The Farmer’s Larder to Debut in Columbus Next Month
The Farmer’s Larder, a local grocery store selling farm-sourced foods, produce, and prepared meals, is preparing to open in Columbus at 900 S. High Street. The store’s grand opening is scheduled for November 21, 2026, according to the company’s website, and it will be located in the Brewery District just outside German Village. Owner Jamie Pritchard decided to open near German Village after years of participating in its farmers market and seeing a need for a neighborhood grocery store. Customers can expect local produce, pantry staples, prepared foods, and specialty grocery items.
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Dover Light & Power earns safety award
Dover Light & Power received a Safety Award during the 2026 American Municipal Power Annual Conference, held Oct. 12-14 in Columbus. The utility was recognized in the Generation category for completing a year without lost work time due to reportable accidents. “Safety must be a priority at every level of...
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Intel Moves Forward at Ohio One With First Major Structural Truss Installation Arizona Fab 62 Tooling
Intel has reached a visible construction milestone at its Ohio One site in New Albany, Ohio, with the installation of the first major structural truss for the company’s first fab on the campus. Coincidentally, this is not too far (30 minutes) from where the recent Patrick and Jeff Geerling at Micro Center Columbus, Ohio happened. We saw this photo as part of an Intel release around construction and tool installation in Arizona for Fab 62, and a commitment to US manufacturing at other sites like Oregon and New Mexico, but this just seemed cool so we decided to do something a bit different for that announcement since we had not covered the truss installation.
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Honeygrow Eyes Old UDF Near OSU for Its Next Columbus Stir-Fry Spot
A fast-casual stir-fry chain is eyeing a spot just off Ohio State's campus, filing building plans for a restaurant at 2094 N. High St. — the address of a United Dairy Farmers convenience store that was still open and operating as of Tuesday afternoon. No opening date has been announced for the project.
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‘Just wrong:’ Critics emerge as puppy store expands into Columbus Mall
A new store selling puppies has opened its doors inside of Polaris Fashion Place, and not everyone is happy about it. On Monday, Polaris promoted the opening of Pawsome Pups in a social media post. The brand, which previously operated a location on High Street in North Columbus, has one other store located in the Mall at Tuttle Crossing.
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1M-SF Logistics Building in Columbus Breaks Ground
Ambrose has broken ground on Building II of the Columbus Logistics Park – West, a 169-acre, three-building modern logistics park located in West Jefferson, Ohio, just 20 miles west of downtown Columbus. Building II will offer approximately 1,067,000 sqaure feet of space for lease, including a 2,800-sqaure-foot office area....
Ohio Capital Journal
Enough is enough in Ohio on polluting data center gas power plants
Today, on Thursday, Oct. 22, at 6 p.m. at the New Albany High School, the Ohio Power Siting Board will hold a public hearing for the PowerConneX New Albany 3 Energy Center, the third major gas combustion plant to power an EdgeConneX data center in the New Albany International Business Park. If approved, PowerConneX 3 […]
The National Law Review
UHY Expands in Ohio With Addition of Whalen CPAs
Farmington Hills, Mich.-based IPA 100 firm UHY (FY25 net revenue of $412.9 million) has added Dublin, Ohio-based IPA 500 firm Whalen CPAs (FY25 net revenue of $8.2 million), expanding its presence in Central Ohio. Founded in 1945, Whalen provides tax, accounting, audit and assurance, valuation and advisory services. Its clients span manufacturing, nonprofits, professional services, real estate, health care, construction and hospitality. The combination gives Whalen clients access to UHY’s national resources and industry specialists, including its wealth management practice serving family-owned businesses, entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals. “Businesses are facing increasing complexity and demand more specialized expertise from their advisors,” said Steven McCarty , chairman and CEO of UHY. “Joining UHY allows us to enhance those relationships by offering our clients access to additional resources, specialized expertise and expanded service capabilities,” said Lisa Shuneson , president and CEO of Whalen. “Equally important, it creates new opportunities for our team members to grow professionally while continuing to provide the personal attention and guidance that has always defined the Whalen experience.” The addition follows UHY’s combination with Cincinnati-based Flynn & Company last year. UHY has also expanded through combinations in New York, Texas, Iowa, Tennessee and South Carolina.
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German Village-Area Grocery From Local Farm Owner Sets November 21 Opening
A grocery store built around Ohio-raised meat and produce is set to open just outside German Village next month, with the business now pointing to a November 21 grand opening at 900 S. High St. in the Brewery District. The Farmer's Larder is the brainchild of Jamie Pritchard, owner of WIT Farm, who has spent years selling at the German Village Farmers Market and is now bringing that same local-food pitch indoors.
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Licking County residents discuss proposed data center
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Local Coffee Trailer Demonstrates How Not to Run a Business
Café Stai Manso ran its business into the ground quicker than it took to build it up. The coffee trailer from husband and wife Jessie and Hailey Megrelishvili launched in February outside of Ebb & Float at 231 N. Fifth Street. Controversy within the business circulated over the summer, and the owners have since scrubbed the shop’s existence from the internet.