Jack McLaughlin
Editor in Chief at 614NOW
Chicago native covering all things Columbus, Ohio Editor in Chief, (614) Magazine
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614now.com | Jack McLaughlin
If you’re a parent, you’re no doubt acquainted with the headache of arranging child care while you work. In fact, referring to the process as simply as a “headache” may be selling things short. A central-Ohio based group Action for Children is posing a solution for families in Franklin and Licking Counties.
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614now.com | Jack McLaughlin
A long-standing spot for sweet treats is preparing to shutter its storefront. A Blessed Cookie Co., which has been a fixture in the Arena District for nearly three decades, will close the doors of its storefront inside the Nationwide building. It’s located at 3 Nationwide Plaza, near the atrium of the building. A social media statement from the business cited the “current financial climate” as reason for the closure. “The decision is bittersweet.
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614now.com | Jack McLaughlin
A first of its kind beverage spot officially opens for business today in the Cincinnati area. JukeBox, billed as “America’s first custom sparkling beverage studio” opened its doors at 12 p.m. today. It’s located at 5859 Deerfield Towne Center in Mason, just outside of Cincinnati.
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614now.com | Jack McLaughlin
June is here, which—in Columbus, at least—means Pride. And the newest issue of (614) Magazine has what you need to know if you’re looking to celebrate in the Arch City.
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614now.com | Jack McLaughlin
According to a new update posted to Hunan Lion’s social media pages, the restaurant is on track to open before the summer ends. “We’re absolutely thrilled to share some great news—our reopening is just around the corner and we’re on track to open in early August!! We’ve overcome some major challenges along the way, and while there’s still a few things to finalize, we’re feeling confident and excited,” a post made to Hunan Lion’s Facebook page on Tuesday reads.
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The passage of the Groveport Madison Local Schools renewal levy, or Issue 7, feels like a big win for the district. This was much needed after the failure of Issue 5 in May, and will provide a significant chunk of operational funding for years. @GMschools @ThisWeekNews
Now with over 90% of precincts reporting, the count on the Groveport Madison renewal levy hasn’t budged, meaning it will be approved. Currently, 67% of voters were in favor of the levy, with 33% against it. @ThisWeekNews
With 30 of 33 precincts reporting, it appears Kathleen Walsh (35% of vote) and incumbent Chris Snyder (27%) will earn groveport Madison Board of Education seats. @GMschools @ThisWeekNews