Last summer, Columbus was excited for a Cleveland-area based fried chicken concept to open at 3260 W. Broad St. Lenny’s Chicken’s June opening was a success, with many customers loving the huge, crispy chicken fingers paired with seasoned waffle fries. Lenny’s even planned on opening another East side location. It doesn’t look like that’s happening…

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For the low price of $9,420, the “first-ever flamethrower-wielding robot dog” can be yours. And no, this is not a joke. You can actually buy one here. The aptly-named Cleveland company Throwflame, which is self-described as “your 1 stop flamethrower shop,” recently introduced the Thermanator, a robot dog equipped with a flamethrower that can shoot…

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Because you can have them for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and because they’re found in cuisines from Vietnam to England and more, the sandwich is hard to beat. Luckily for us here in central Ohio, there’s no short of good sandwiches to dig into. The restaurant review platform Yelp highlighted a list of 10 local…

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For the first time ever, central Ohio will be graced with David Rogers’ traveling art exhibit, which features giant insect sculptures measuring as big as 25 feet long, 20 feet wide, 10 feet tall, and up to 1200 pounds! Since Rogers’ first debut in 1994, the Big Bugs have traveled the country, visiting over two-dozen…

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If you’re tired of the same ol’ fast-casual items, there’s a new spot in town that definitely changes things up. With specialty sandwiches like crab stick & egg, and black pepper pork, or even tuna corn salad with egg, plus Taiwan rice balls filled with sesame candy or Chinese pickles, VGET Bakery & Cafe isn’t…

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Sure, we may be known for our football and crispy square cut pizza here, but apparently, we also have a pretty incredible selection of vegetables and goods from farmers. This is Ohio, after all. In fact, we have the best farmers market in the entire country, according to USA Today.  The Worthington Farmers Market, operated…

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Some familiar faces, or should we say voices, will no longer be guiding us through our morning commutes or afternoon traffic jams.  Saga Communications, which owns and operates Qfm96 (96.3), Rewind (103.5/104.3), Sunny 95 (94.7 WSNY), and Mix 107.9, is making some significant changes, and with those changes comes numerous lay-offs. Dino Tripodis and Stacy…

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It’s been quite a year for Columbus pastry chef Aaron Clouse, and now he and Littleton’s Market are on the way to the North Market Downtown. Littleton’s Market Bakery, a pastry-focused spinoff of Littleton’s Market in Upper Arlington, will likely open this summer in the North Market Downtown. The concept will include a “cutting-edge” production…

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Until early May, Seventh Son’s Italian Village taproom offer more than just great craft beer. After beginning on April 20, Pot Putt will be available to Seventh Son patrons until May 6. Created by Columbus art gallery and studio space Blockfort, Pot Putt is a four-hole, immersive mini-golf experience where the environment for each hole…

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Since 1988, Dublin has served as a hotspot for public art, with the city’s Art in Public Places program helping to create more than 60 different public pieces since its launch. And this year, the Dublin Arts Council will be celebrating its own 40th anniversary by leaning into public art programs and experiences throughout the…

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