The new ‘Bad Temper Bakeshop’ opens in Olde Towne East
Bad Temper Bakeshop opened its doors this spring to serve the Columbus community a variety of pastries, cakes, coffee, lunch and breakfast options …
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Front Street Flea showcases local businesses and vendors
Those looking for an alternative shopping experience and opportunity to support small local businesses must look no further.
New fried chicken destination coming to Columbus in May
Raising Cane’s fans might find themselves flocking to Columbus’ newest fried chicken restaurant, Just Chicken.
Ohio State student turns passion for sustainable fashion into online vintage store
Anna Imwalle transformed a passion that started with sewing lessons in third grade into a clothing business, all while maintaining her status as a full-time student.
Goodwood Brewing and Spirits to bring Southern flavors to Columbus
Columbus will soon have a new destination for craft beer and Southern-style food when Goodwood Brewing and Spirits opens Monday.
Black-owned student clothing brands connect through shared passion, collaborate for Black History Month
Taking creativity beyond the classroom, two Ohio State student-owned streetwear businesses aim to inspire others and support fellow Black-owned businesses.
Ohio State student turns childhood dream into reality with home bakery
It can be hard to balance life as a college student, but Elizabeth Johnson has found a way to pursue a childhood passion while being a full-time student at Ohio State.
Donna’s Delicious Dozen: Black-owned bakery specializes in just one sweet treat
The business of many stores and restaurants came to a halt during the height of the pandemic, but a Columbus donut shop saw growth during that time.
Bookworms in love: The Book Loft assembles surprise Valentine’s Day-themed boxes
The Book Loft is spreading a love of literature this Valentine’s season through a new themed book box.
‘Hidden gem’: Heirloom Cafe celebrates 10 years in business, aims to make comeback after temporary closing
A small cafe in the basement of the Wexner Center for the Arts is back to serving locally owned and grown foods after closing for over a year due to COVID-19.