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A New Boho-Chic Rooftop Restaurant Is Coming To Columbus

12 hours ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

Lumin Sky Bar & Kitchen is wrapping things up this summer, but its scenic perch overlooking Goodale Park won’t be empty for long. The rooftop will be reborn as Astra Rooftop, a new restaurant and bar with Mediterranean vibes, boho flair, and a modern American menu with European and Spanish influences. It’s expected to open in July.
No, You Didn’t Imagine That Tornado Siren on the West Side. It Was a Glitch

1 day ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

If you were on the west side of Columbus Monday night and thought, “Wait… is there a tornado and no one told me?” you weren’t alone. Around 9:20 p.m., a tornado siren near Sullivant Avenue and Georgesville Road started blaring with no warning, no storm, and absolutely nothing on the radar. Naturally, folks got spooked. Franklin County Emergency Management and Homeland Security (FCEM&HS) says the siren malfunctioned and started sounding on its own.
From Dunder Mifflin to The Truth Teller: Ohio Gets Its Own Office-Style Comedy

1 day ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

The Paper, a brand-new comedy set in the same universe as The Office, is heading to Peacock this September. Created by Greg Daniels (The Office) and Michael Koman (Nathan for You), the series shifts the documentary crew’s focus from the halls of Dunder Mifflin to the newsroom of a struggling Toledo newspaper, The Truth Teller. Domhnall Gleeson (The Revenant, Ex Machina) stars as an ambitious, possibly overzealous publisher trying to bring the historic Toledo paper back to life.
Why Columbus Never Built A Subway And What It Built Instead

2 days ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

Columbus has grown into a major city, but one thing still sets it apart from many others its size: there’s no subway, no passenger trains, and no light rail. For a place that’s seen explosive growth in recent decades, that gap in transit infrastructure feels more noticeable than ever. So how did we get here? The story goes back more than a century, from a bustling streetcar network to decades of car-first planning, with a handful of bold transit ideas that came close but never quite happened.
This Farm Stand In Berwick Is A Slice of Cottagecore In The City

2 days ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

In the heart of Berwick, just off a residential street where you’d least expect it, sits a greenhouse-style farmstand that looks like it was plucked from a storybook and set gently down in Columbus. A Bushel & A Peck Co. isn’t just a spot to grab a jar of honey or a loaf of crusty bread—it’s a little slice of rural magic in the middle of the city.
Historic Columbus: From Gilded-Era Mansion to Modern Schoolhouse

3 days ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

Tucked into a quiet corner of Columbus, the building at 72 Woodland Avenue doesn’t immediately betray its past. Its red brick exterior is grand but not boastful, elegant but not ostentatious. But this is no ordinary schoolhouse. Long before it became home to Mansion Day School, the 24-room estate was a testament to ambition and industry. Built in 1904 for William A. Miller, then president of the H.C. Godman Shoe Company, the mansion was a symbol of the city’s rising prosperity.
Discover The Whimsy Of The Squirrel Door Project At The Park Of Roses

3 days ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

Brought to life by the Clintonville Arts Guild, this enchanting installation features 25 artist-crafted miniature doors nestled at the bases of trees throughout the park. Each door offers a peek into the imaginative world of its squirrel inhabitant, complete with QR codes that share their whimsical tales and information about the trees they call home. Inspired by the fairy door tradition and the original Squirrel Door Trail at Spiegel Grove, this project blends storytelling, art, and nature.
Bexley’s Front Yards Turn Into Concert Venues For PorchFest 2025

6 days ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

Ready to roam, groove, and sip? Bexley PorchFest returns on Saturday, May 31, 2025, turning the heart of Bexley into a front-porch music festival like no other. Now in its fourth year, this free, all-ages event celebrates community, creativity, and live music in the most neighborly way possible: by transforming front porches, patios, and lawns into stages for local musicians.
Delaware May Soon Be Home To A New Ice Arena And Amphitheater

6 days ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

A stretch of vacant farmland near the Delaware Municipal Airport could soon become one of Central Ohio’s newest sports and entertainment destinations. The Ohio AAA Blue Jackets, the elite youth hockey organization affiliated with the Columbus Blue Jackets, has submitted plans for a massive new facility that would combine indoor and outdoor ice rinks with a performance pavilion.
This Columbus Suburb Is Getting Their Very Own Fox In the Snow

1 week ago | columbusnavigator.com | Chelsea Wiley

Uptown Westerville is getting a major caffeine boost. Fox in the Snow, one of Columbus’s most beloved cafés and bakeries, is opening a brand new location in the heart of the neighborhood this summer. The announcement came via social media, where the shop teased, “Something’s getting started 👀 Get ready for Fox in the Snow Westerville coming late summer!” The café will open at 79 S. State Street, joining the bustling lineup of local shops and eateries in Uptown.