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Anew: Fine Consignment Furnishings. Anew Turns 10. Linda Franz celebrates 10 years in business on High Street. [NOVEMBER 2005] by Jennifer Hambrick
Baskets By Bonnie: The end of her Short North run 11 years building friendships and a sense of community is a hard thing to leave behind. [FEBRUARY 2005] by Karen Edwards
BP Station: More Than 30 Years of Thurber BP Dan Davis and his children Anne and Chris who run the station are featured. [NOVEMBER 2007] by Jennifer Hambrick
Columbus Black Actors' Theater: City's Newest Troupe. Stevi Meredith starts up first professional black theater troupe in town, her gift to Columbus. [SEPTEMBER 2005] by Karen Edwards
Columbus Eyeworks : Art in and around the eye of the beholder - profile of Daniel J. Koch, O.D., owner of Columbus Eyeworks, an optometric practice located at 1127 N. High Street in the Short North. [OCTOBER 2003] by Karen EdwardsCondos Springing Up in the Short North Parkview, Victorian Gate, Goodale Park Place, Goodale Park Condominiums and others are appearing in the Short North. [COVER MARCH 2005] by Cindy Bent Findlay
Counseling at Goodale Park : For Tough Times: Counseling at Goodale Park - profile of Jerry Worthington and associate Deborah Bethel, offering support to those in need at 11 Buttles Avenue in the Short North. [MARCH 2005] by Karen EdwardsCraig Carlisle - Carlisle's Creatures California artist returns to Columbus for his 10th Anniversary Show. [COVER APRIL 2006] by Jennifer Hambrick
Doggie Business : Lisa Mallett and Sylvia Burch, co-owners of Doggie Business, provide professional dog walking and pet sitting. [AUGUST 2004] by W. David HallDoug Fordyce - Art Spirit within Douglas Fordyce. [COVER JUNE 2002] by Kaizaad Kotwal. See also Studio 16
Dragonfly Neo-V Cuisine: Touching the Earth Lightly : Magdiale Wolmark and his wife Cristin Austin have been running their vegan restaurant since June 2000. [COVER JULY 2006] by Karen Edwards
Echoes Art & Antiques: Finding Treasure at 24 E. Lincolnc Street featured. [AUGUST 2006] by Karen Edwards
Europia: Pia Hiotis's 10-year-old dream Upscale gourmet carryout and state liquor store celebrates its 10th anniversary [COVER MARCH 2007] by Karen Edwards
Full Monty: Working hard for the money All nude males at 870 N. High Street. [FEBRUARY 2005] by Anna Jones
Galeria Zona Corazon Celebrates Day of the Dead and Circus Banners at Zona
Gina Cronley: The Short North's Favorite Wizard receives the Short North Neighborhood Foundation Community Leadership Award for 2005. [JANUARY 2006] by Karen Edwards
Harrison Park Development : New residential development on the old AC Humko factory site in Harrison West is progressing. [DECEMBER 2004] by Cindy Bent Findlay
Italian Village - A Walk Through The Past: Historical overview of Joe Pishitelli's life in the Columbus neighborhood called Italian Village. [COVER DECEMBER 2005] by Jennifer HambrickKojo Kamau - Columbus Caught on Film: Photographer Kojo Kamau His new book, Columbus Remembered presents an anthology of photographs from 1960 - 2006. [AUGUST 2006] by Jennifer Hambrick
L'Antibes: : Classic L'Antibes Restaurant co-owned by Dale Gussett and Larry Williamson opened in the Short North in February 1993 serving classic French food. [OCTOBER 2006] by Karen EdwardsLarry Brown SNNF Community Leadership Award : Larry Brown receives the Short North Neighborhood Foundation 2004 Community Leadership Award. [JUNE 2004] by Karen Edwards
Lazarus - A Year Without Lazarus: Writer reflects on the closing of downtown Columbus landmark shopping destination. [AUGUST 2005] by Jennifer Hambrick
Linda McClanahan Profile: Short North Swami
Mary Catherine's Antiques Celebrates 25 years : Melaine Mahaffey of Mary Catherine's Antiques celebrates 25 years in business at 1128 N. High Street. She began the antique store with her mother, the late Eva Mahaffey. [DECEMBER 2004] by Karen Edwards
Mary Martineau and the World of Possibilities North Market Marketing Director, former SNBA Executive Director, and former owner of the Short North shop Transformations, is one of those personalities forever tied to the Short North. [COVER JUNE 2006] by Karen Edwards.
Mike's Grill Captured by Photographer Harry Williams Jr.: Mike's Grill and "Lonesome Ash" photos showing at Studio 16 in Harrison West. [JULY 2003] by Jeff LinkMish Gallery: A New Neighbor Artist Alexandra Kruglyak opens a new gallery at the corner of High and Starr featuring international artists. [MAY 2005] by Jennifer Hambrick
Monkeys Retreat - Then and Now A hippies-era boutique turns holistic healing center. [DECEMBER 2007] by Jennifer Hambrick
Murals - Walls That Talk: In the Short North, the Paintings's On The Wall. [COVER JANUARY 2005] by Kaizaad Kotwal
Mural Obstruction - Word to the Wise - Be careful where you put your mural! Mural reproduction of Vincent Van Gogh's Parisian streetscape Café Terrace at Night painted on the Norka Futon Building at 780 N. High Street affected by restaurant patio construction [MARCH 2007] by Jennifer Hambrick
North Market Celebrates 10 Years in Advanced Thresher Warehouse [NOVEMBER 2005] by Mary Martineau
Northside Library "Read" Posters They're role models and they're reading. The idea to imitate the popular, celebrity “Read” posters came from Northside’s customer service assistant Jamil Thomas. [DECEMBER 2005] by Karen Edwards
On Paper: Call It An Oasis Joan Schnee, owner of On Paper, 737 N. High Street, and her shop featured. [March 2006] by Karen Edwards
Patricia's Centre Awakens Inner Artist The wisdom of The Artist's Way: Classes offered by Patricia Ake in her Victorian Village home. [MARCH 2006] by Karen Edwards
Pistachio: Short North's behind-the-scene treasure A world class pastry shop in the back streets of the Short North Arts district in Columbus, Ohio. [APRIL 2006] by Karen Edwards
pm gallery turns 25 bFor 25 years, pm gallery, co-owned by Maria and Michael Secrest, has graced the corner of Buttles and North High Street in the Short North [COVER JUNE 2005] by Karen Edwards
r design & printing featured: How to succeed in printing
Rich Sensenbrenner LIving Up to a Legacy: Receives Short North Neighborhood Foundation's 2003 Community Leadership Award. [APRIL 2003] article by Cindy Bent Findlay
Rick Blackburn: Mail carrier, artist and friend all in one package Profile of Short North mail carrier and his art [COVER FEBRUARY 2007] by Jennifer Hambrick
Rick Borgia shares his lifelong affair with two Muses: Visual artist, musician, record producer, inventor, Harrison West resident and New York City 9/11 refugee, Borgia has made a career of embracing the full gamut of creative experience. [COVER MAY 2006] by Jennifer Hambrick
R.J. Snappers, 10 Years and Still Making a Splash Seafood restaurant opened in March 1997 by owners Richard and Suzanne Stopper. 2007 marks 10 years of fine dining. [APRIL 2007] article by Karen Edwards
Ron Johnson - A Flair for Friendship: Ron Johnson (1949-2006) Award-winning videographer and freelance photographer dies at 56 years old. [AUGUST 2006] by Jennifer Hambrick
Schakolad: Columbus' Very Own Chocolate Factory Anna and Joe Stossel opened the confectionery Schakolad at 583 N. High St. in October 2004. [OCTOBER 2005] by Karen Edwards
Sharon Weiss Follows Her Heart Displays Beautiful Things in Gallery : Sharon Weiss Gallery, 20 East Linicoln St., celebrates its tenth anniversay. [FEBRUARY 2004] by Jeff Link.
Short North Neighborhood Foundation "Creating Encounters in Urban Art and History" SNNF's mission to create beautiful public spaces continues with this innovative project. [MAY 2005] by Jennifer HambrickShort North Youth Chorus : Short North Youth Chorus, a joint project of CityMusic (formerly Short North Performing Arts Association) and Directions for Youth, have hired a new music director, Talisha Holmes who is working from the Short Stop Youth Center. [MAY 2004] by Kaizaad Kotwal
Studio 16 Moving On Up : Doug Fordyce relocates Studio 16 from Harrison West into the Short North. [COVER APRIL 2005] by Kaizaad Kotwal
Surly Girl Saloon: Hello Surly Girls! Opening of Surly Girl Saloon, 1126 N. High St., by owners Carmen Owens, Marcy Mays and Elizabeth Lessner. [OCTOBER 2005] by Doug MaagUrbanOffice: Smart and Stylish Workspace Solutions: Ed Shuttleworth III continues where Functional Furnishings left off. [JANUARY 2005] by Cindy Bent Findlay
WCRS Brings Democracy Now! and Local Voices to the Airwaves A Columbus community radio station broadcast on 102.1 and 98.3 FM. [January 2008] by Jennifer Hambrick
Will Shively's camera captures good fortune
Women at Play: Katherine Burkman celebrates 10 years of theatrical hard work and play. [NOVEMBER 2002] by Kaizaad KotwalYoga on High Turns Five Yoga studio located in the Short North neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio, celebrates five years. [MARCH 2006] by Jennifer Hambrick
Jennifer Hambrick - by Jennifer Hambrick
Foundation Honors Zoe and Jack Johnstone
- by Jennifer HambrickSecond Life: A painting gets another chance
in the Short North
- by Jennifer Hambrick
Yankee Trader: Columbus' Best Halloween Haunt
- by Karen Edwards by Jennifer Hambrick
To Russia with love:
Byzantium's bead donation wins hearts
of Russian orphans - by Karen Edwards
It's a Musical Planet!
Justin Riley at Short Stop Youth Center
- by Jennifer Hambrick
Vic's Turns Ten!
- by Jennifer HambrickThe Lamp Shade: It's all about the details
- by Karen Edwards Fiction: Wonderland
- by Roland AndesIn Memoriam: Angelos Metsikas (1934-2007)
Stephen Weed leads neighborhood organization
- by Jennifer Hambrick
Franz Wright Poetry Reading
South Side Settlement House
- by Kaizaad Kotwal
Friends of Goodale Park
- by Jennifer Hambrick
by Karen Edway Elizabeth Ann James
Dr. Lincoln Goodale Part 5
by Beverly Mullet Randall Christine Hayes
- by Karen Edwards - by Jennifer Hambrick
Richard Gutheil (1951-2007)
Owner of Rich's Antiques & Collectibles remembered
- by Jennifer Hambrick
Growing on: Market Blooms
- by Mary Martineau
Folk and Self-taught Masters at Lindsay Gallery
- by Elizabeth Ann James
- by Jennifer Hambrick
Alexanders Jewelers European style and service
- by Karen Edwards
Michael Secrest art at pm gallery
- by Liz James
by Jennifer Hambrick
50 Lincoln Bed and Breakfast:
Hospitality in the Short North
by Karen EdwardsProfile of Andy Klein - by Jennifer Hambrick
Reader's Letter about Sidestreet Parking
North Market Rock Stars - by Mary Martineau
elements of Art-Gallery's Roman Czech
Cookware Sorcerer conjures kitchen magic
Marcia Evans, Art Consulting and GalleryEnduring Artistic Spirit of Emerson Burkhart
Scott Francis: Columbus' Original Brewmaster
and a Festival to Celebrate Handcrafted Ales
A North Market Habit
Frank Elmer: Case For Columbus Trolleys
Harrison West Open Garden Tour:
30 Years of Neighborhood Activism
Cover Story: See, Hear
Urban Gardener display signals spring
Lac Viet Market: From Saigon to the Short North
Bodega Cafe and Carryout: New ExperienceShort North's Vintage Street Signs
ZenCha's new world-class brunch
Goodbye 2Co's: We'll Miss You
Tapatio's Bruce Hildreth Dies
Victorian Village Tour Preview Events
Bravo Moves to the Short North
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Flytown Family Member Dies
Harrison Bundy Jr. (1937-2005)
Camelot Cellars:
1st on-premise winery in OH
Thomas R. Riley Closing
Lidgus SculptureExtra Terrestrial Auto Detail Center
Not Business As Usual: New SNBA
Executive Director John Angelo
Via Colori Street Festival 2005
BrickStreet Arts Association
Brings Art to Historic Neighborhoods
Mona Lisa Facelift
Linda Rose Thornburg interviews Greg Zanetos in his palatial home facing Goodale Park.
Global Gallery International Dinner
March
BRAVO Community Service Awards: Photos
Signs of Spring essay by Rosalie PriceCover: ZenCha's New Teas
Mary Martineau Farewell Party Photos
Goodale Fountain Artist Selected
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner:
BRAVO Award Dinner Scheduled
Family Yoga at Yoga on High
Susan's Book List
Goodale Fountain Gala PhotosFriends of Goodale Park Holiday Gala
Ujamaa Bookstore Celebrates Kwanzaa
Global Gallery Dinner
by Karen Edwardsby Karen Edwards
Cowtown Art
The Bar with No Name, An Aging Legend: Mike's Grill Gets a Nod in "Lonesome Ash," works by Harry Williams, Jr.
Rich Sensenbrenner, Living Up to a Legacy
April '03 Profile
Katherine urkman's Feminine Frontier
Gallery Hop History
Maria Galloway of the pm gallery looks back to the beginning of the ever-popular Gallery Hops
Remembering Emerson Burkhart
He was one cool artist
Emerson Burkhart
The Unpublished Letters
The Emerson Burkhart Gallery
Wherein will be found photographs of the famous artist,friends, his house, and other memorabilia, PLUS a selection of his paintings and drawings.
Arts Impact Middle School
Nancy Patzer writes about a building with a lot of history: The old Everette Middle School, before that Everette Junior High School, and before that North High School
Carol Farmer . . .
One Womans' Artistic Odyssey
The Snook Murder Trial
Nancy Patzer writes about the famous 1929 murder trial of Dr. James Howard Snook and how he killed Theora Hix.
Around the World in 18 Days
Poet/Activist Rick Klaus Theis explains why he didn't go around the world.
Circus Town
Nancy Patzer writes of the days the Sells Brothers Circus called Columbus home.
Puffin, A Place
Michele Spring-Moore writes about this fascinating organization
In Visible City
Roland Andes captures life in Columbus' inner-city
Highland Nature Sanctuary
by Michele Spring-MoorePool Tour
By Karen EdwardsEyeStop Productions
By Karen EdwardsCounter Culture
By Karen Edwards
Culture 7 Records:
Garden District Groovers
Poppa Hopp writes about this musical destination pointFinding Friends at
Heartland Victorian Village
In our Aug, '00 issue, Jeff Bell visits this nursing and rehabilitation center.Fireproof Storage:
From Horse-drawn to High TechShaw-Davis Celebrating Life Lived
Jeff Bell writes about the Shaw-Davis Funeral Home