• CoGo Now Offering Free Rides for Healthcare Workers

    CoGo Now Offering Free Rides for Healthcare Workers
    Lyft is now offering free rides on CoGo bikes for healthcare workers. The company, which has operated the local bike share system since late 2018, made the announcement yesterday. “Lyft is committed to increasing transportation access to those who need it most,” said Caroline Samponaro, Head of Micromobility Policy at Lyft, in a statement. “As […]
    The post CoGo Now Offering Free Rides for Healthcare Workers appeared first on ColumbusUnderground.com.
  • Not All Local Retailers Are Eager to Reopen Immediately

    Not All Local Retailers Are Eager to Reopen Immediately
    The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered many businesses across the country. In Ohio, non-grocery retailers were allowed to resume business operations on Tuesday, May 12, but not every business jumped on board immediately. Some chose delay their openings by a couple of days, while others have yet to announce re-opening plans at all. “While this a […]
    The post Not All Local Retailers Are Eager to Reopen Immediately appeared first on ColumbusUnderground.com.
  • Library to Offer Curbside Pickup at 3 Branches

    Library to Offer Curbside Pickup at 3 Branches
    The Columbus Metropolitan Library will offer curbside pickup at three of its locations starting Monday, May 18 as part of a phased reopening. The three branches to open for curbside pickup are: Gahanna Branch – 310 Granville St. Hilliard Branch – 4500 Hickory Chase Way Parsons Branch – 1113 Parsons Ave. Customers will be able […]
    The post Library to Offer Curbside Pickup at 3 Branches appeared first on ColumbusUnderground.com.
  • UA Parent Group Premieres Dyslexia Doc

    UA Parent Group Premieres Dyslexia Doc
    When last we checked in with UA-KID (Upper Arlington Kids Identified with Dyslexia), the parent organization was crowd funding a documentary. That film, Our Dyslexic Children, is scheduled for a May 21 digital premiere. The documentary traces the steps taken by the Upper Arlington parent group to bring about systemic change in the way the […]
    The post UA Parent Group Premieres Dyslexia Doc appeared first on ColumbusUnderground.com.
  • Advertisement

  • Capone, Drive-In SciFi and More Movie Options

    Capone, Drive-In SciFi and More Movie Options
    Welcome to a fascinating week in movies! Is the Tom Hardy Capone film bad? It is not. It’s just incredibly weird and possibly not the way you’d hoped to see Hardy play Capone. But if that’s not your bag, the South Drive In opens with one new, excellent SciFi flick and the Wex continues to […]
    The post Capone, Drive-In SciFi and More Movie Options appeared first on ColumbusUnderground.com.
  • Special Meeting: Development Commission

  • The List: 80+ Restaurant & Bar Locations Re-Opening on May 15 & May 21

    The List: 80+ Restaurant & Bar Locations Re-Opening on May 15 & May 21
    Two months after bars and restaurants were closed to dine-in patrons because of the coronavirus pandemic, the first guests will be welcomed back to local establishments starting Friday, May 15. Bars and restaurants are allowed to re-open their patios on the 15th, followed by indoor dining on Thursday, May 21. Guests will see some changes […]
    The post The List: 80+ Restaurant & Bar Locations Re-Opening on May 15 & May 21 appeared first on ColumbusUnderground.com.
  • The List: 9 Most Endangered Buildings of 2020

    The List: 9 Most Endangered Buildings of 2020
    Columbus Landmarks has released its annual Most Endangered Buildings list, highlighting nine buildings that are at risk of being demolished, redeveloped, or simply left to sit vacant and deteriorate. This year’s list features buildings from many different eras and neighborhoods, encompassing a range of different architectural styles. Urban neighborhoods like Franklinton and Linden are represented, […]
    The post The List: 9 Most Endangered Buildings of 2020 appeared first on ColumbusU
  • Advertisement

Follow @Colombus_News on Twitter!