Jim Weiker

1 week ago | cantonrep.com | Jim Weiker

• First of two buildings expected to open next yearThe data company Cologix has started work on a $1 billion AI data center complex in the Lewis Center area, part of a larger central Ohio expansion for the Denver company. Called COL5, the complex is eventually expected to provide 120 megawatts of capacity and will be engineered to support AI demands, according to the company. The first phase, 135,000 square feet, is expected to be completed by the fall of 2026.

1 week ago | newarkadvocate.com | Jim Weiker

Nancy Recchie and Jeff Darbee have some explaining to do. They swear their home is relatively new. Well, mostly, sort of. The couple built their home on East Town Street Downtown in 2006. But the home looks like it's been there a century because in a sense it has. The front facade of the house dates from 1924, in what Darbee calls a French townhouse style. It used to front a home on East State Street Downtown that Grant Medical Center was seeking to demolish two decades ago. Need a break?

1 week ago | dispatch.com | Jim Weiker

Jim WeikerAn East Town Street home built in 2006 behind the facade of a 1920s home has been listed for $1.395 million. Vitality PicturesOwners of a newly listed home on East Town Street built the home behind the facade of a 1920s home. Vitality PicturesAn East Town Street home recently listed sits between former homes of the Lazarus family. Vitality PicturesA newly listed Downtown home opens to a stairway to the living and dining level.

1 week ago | newarkadvocate.com | Jim Weiker

Jim WeikerAn East Town Street home built in 2006 behind the facade of a 1920s home has been listed for $1.395 million. Vitality PicturesOwners of a newly listed home on East Town Street built the home behind the facade of a 1920s home. Vitality PicturesAn East Town Street home recently listed sits between former homes of the Lazarus family. Vitality PicturesA newly listed Downtown home opens to a stairway to the living and dining level.

2 weeks ago | newarkadvocate.com | Jim Weiker

New restaurants look to open in former Little Palace and Hadley's spacesRestaurants provide hope to South 4th Street strip after a string of closuresFoot traffic down after departuresTwo new restaurants are poised to open on South 4th Street, restoring hope to the once-vibrant Downtown strip that saw a string of closures over the past year, including Little Palace and 16-Bit Bar + Arcade.