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Hotel could be coming to downtown Delaware near Ohio Wesleyan campus

Hotel could be coming to downtown Delaware near Ohio Wesleyan campus

Delaware city is planning a new hotel on Spring Street, which would be the first lodging in its downtown core.
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Get a taste of Bexley, Hilliard, Dublin and Delaware at fall events

Get a taste of Bexley, Hilliard, Dublin and Delaware at fall events

You can sample bites from dozens of restaurants at the annual events, which organizers say show the vitality of Columbus suburbs.
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Nationwide Arena moves forward with $400 million rebuild, but lacks funding

Nationwide Arena moves forward with $400 million rebuild, but lacks funding

Nationwide Arena was built for about $175 million in private funds 25 years ago. Today, it is seeking $400 million in combined funds for improvements.
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Fore One Purpose connects community to rare disease fight

Fore One Purpose connects community to rare disease fight

Through its Fore One Purpose event, the Andelyn Foundation is helping fund a promising gene therapy trial for two siblings.
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3 central Ohio competitors join Food Network's Halloween lineup

3 central Ohio competitors join Food Network's Halloween lineup

Hilton Columbus Downtown pastry chef Kyle Olson will vie for $25,000 on "Halloween Baking Championship," which premieres Sept. 14 on Food Network.
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Ohio State's Moritz College of Law to Relocate to Historic Huntington Building in Downtown Columbus

Ohio State's Moritz College of Law to Relocate to Historic Huntington Building in Downtown Columbus

The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, along with other university services, is set to relocate to the historic Huntington National Bank Building at 17 S. High St. in downtown Columbus. This move will place students, faculty, and staff at the center of the city's legal, policy, civic, and cultural activities. The project is a public-private partnership involving Ohio State, the city of Columbus, Downtown Columbus, Inc., and Huntington Bank. Downtown Columbus, Inc. will act as the developer and lessor, overseeing the renovation of the existing building. Ohio State will occupy the space under a 30-year lease, with an option to purchase the property in the future. The new downtown location is expected to open in the fall of 2029.
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A Columbus charter head used school cash to buy a house. He's still running it.

A Columbus charter head used school cash to buy a house. He's still running it.

One of the operator's charter schools was flagged as having anomalies on state test results.
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Columbus, Franklin County working on safety issues on Roberts Road

Columbus, Franklin County working on safety issues on Roberts Road

Columbus and Franklin County are working to address safety concerns on Roberts Road after another fatal crash on Aug. 29.
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Huntington Bank to Relocate Historic Downtown Columbus Branch, Maintaining 160-Year Presence

Huntington Bank to Relocate Historic Downtown Columbus Branch, Maintaining 160-Year Presence

Huntington Bank to Relocate Historic Downtown Columbus Branch, Maintaining 160-Year Presence
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Spare us pearl-clutching over Acton not debating when you never criticize Ramaswamy | Letters

Spare us pearl-clutching over Acton not debating when you never criticize Ramaswamy | Letters

Republicans are hypocritical about Acton – what's new? Husted's ads are delusional and wrong. Our Haitian neighbors aren't treated like people.
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Columbus restaurant's popularity grows thanks to plugs from actor Will Poulter

Columbus restaurant's popularity grows thanks to plugs from actor Will Poulter

The restaurant serves Somali food with a variety of spice, meat and veggie options.
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From severe weather to a new podcast, Dispatch reporter shares update

From severe weather to a new podcast, Dispatch reporter shares update

From record rainfall and trending news to launching Columbus in Color, here's what Dispatch reporter Amani Bayo covered this summer.