Dutch Bros Coffee Opens First Columbus Location on West Broad Street
The drive-through shop opened Monday morning as the Oregon-founded chain plans additional locations in northeast Columbus and near Dublin.
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The drive-through shop opened Monday morning as the Oregon-founded chain plans additional locations in northeast Columbus and near Dublin.

With residential property taxes up $3.78 billion and electric bills at record highs, Vivek Ramaswamy and Amy Acton are offering competing affordability plans ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Any major tax overhaul will require approval from Ohio's Republican-controlled legislature.
Owners Raeshon Antrum and Elvis Sarfo are converting a former bridal boutique at 642 N. High St. into an 1,800-square-foot lounge.

The city attorney pay increase to $110,000 takes effect in 2028 after Laurie Jadwin vetoed companion mayoral salary legislation.

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein announced the shutdown and eviction following violent crimes and illegal after-hours liquor sales on East Fifth Avenue.
The measure grants a one-time wage adjustment for the city auditor alongside 1.5% yearly pay raises through 2031.
Emergency legislation provides $10,000 in seed money and sets up charitable donations to help low-income residents with utility bills ahead of 2027 rate increases.

Predmore served as interim director after Gaëtane Verna resigned amid a staff no-confidence letter and a projected budget deficit.

The legislation includes a $187,500 Civil Service Commission budget transfer to fund specialized re-entry services for justice-involved residents.
The proposed funding provides local matching dollars for an $18.7 million state startup initiative, though city records note an expired vendor certification must be resolved before passage.

The Columbus-based utility reported third-quarter earnings and allocated capital across transmission, generation and distribution.

The BlueChip initiative aims to onshore computer manufacturing starting with a rugged device powered by Arizona-built chips, bringing assembly work to the Arsenal-1 site near Rickenbacker International Airport.

The Salmon P. Chase Center assistant professor resigned months after a university committee recommended firing him over a campus confrontation.

Endeavor Brewing & Spirits will host private events through the holidays at 909 W. 5th Ave., while its Linworth cafe-bar Barrel & Bloom remains open.

Dr. Patrick Muffley and Lisa Fillhart admitted to billing for 27,000 unprovided telehealth visits at Embody Wellness in Columbus.

Companion renewals totaling nearly $1.2 million with ABM Industry Groups would maintain services before current agreements expire.

The approximately 15,000-square-foot store features more than 5,500 products across dedicated character zones and merchandise departments.

The city released guidance and practical worksheets to help organizations prepare before pay transparency requirements take effect.

Council members seek historical overtime data before making decisions on the city's 2027 operating budget as police and fire costs rise.

Employer withholding and individual returns increased as business net profit fell ahead of an Oct. 21 capital budget review.
The Columbus-based utility and Amazon agreed to evaluate building a 960-megawatt advanced nuclear project at a former coal plant site in Sullivan County.
Nationwide Retirement Institute reported 40% of surveyed investors altered portfolios ahead of the midterms, while advisors urged keeping investment strategies steady.
The opening at 6285 Cleveland Ave. marks the operator's 40th Central Ohio Moo Moo Express Car Wash.

The bank partnered first with Adelphi Bank before planning nationwide expansion.

The Utah dirty soda chain has proposed converting a closed Rally's on Stringtown Road into a drive-thru beverage shop.