Topic: business

NWCA OKs Giant Eagle plan

Hoggy's adding two more restaurants in coming year

City OKs tentative Olympus settlement

Dentist's office completes expansion

Columbus council grants tax break

Urban business districts deserve equal attention

New business provides relaxed state of mind, body

Companies show creativity at 'Cookie Box Creations'

Kerbler's perseverance recognized with business award

Blind vendors and commission vow to work on funding plan solution

Telephone communications firm gets council OK

Friendly's says Worthington building size and minimal parking led to its closing

Ankle injury led Old Bag of Nails chef to culinary career

Snow on the ground? No problem for golf business in Worthington

Area's largest woman-owned firm focuses on customers

Students earn honors in business contest

High Street bakery and gallery are OK'd by MPC

City balks at color scheme for Montana Mills

Clarion Hotel changes ownership

Buca di Beppo set to open Worthington site

Merchants say Pooch Parade good for business

Promotions help closing of American Traditions

SwimInc.'s pools will be heated

Beckett's Doll House to cease operations June 26

Trade fair to bring businesses together

Caribou Coffee duo third in world contest

What on Earth migrates to Polaris Fashion Place

Area floral shops back under local control

Mill Street Bagels, Crystal Classics close mall stores

Worthington Industries cuts jobs, none in Ohio

City staff continues work on economy

Ordinance would cut licensing process

Sponsors help OMEA participants hit high note

DuPont Canada purchases Liqui-Box

Jenkins banks on blocking out the bed bugs

Jenkins banks on blocking out the bed bugs

Agents bring Keller Williams franchise to town

Watching his step

The Continent works to resuurect 'destination' status

Need for expansion spurs MedVet's location move

Officials hope policy attracts, keeps businesses

Worthington Industries hopes for spring move-in

$350,000 grant from city aids Worthington Industries' move

Wellnes Forum welcomes syndicated TV showhost

Commerce is a way of life in Worthington

Talbots adds men's store to Worthington Mall

Sunday features Holiday Open House

Business owners find town's ambience fits their stores

Worthington retailers optimistic about business

City lands American Health Holding headquarters

Economic plans top council's discussion

Council OKs grant to attract Westerville company

Bush economic plans offer reason for hope

Taft's collection proposal concerns municipalities

Company puts into practice what it preaches

Med Vet adds radiation therapy to its tools for fighting cancer in pets

Montana Mills closes shop locally

Riding equipment sale benefits children

Couple takes detour from retirement, goes into business

Celebrating their roots

Strader's roots have run deeply for 50 years

Progressive adds claims center to Worthington

Fahlgren to acquire Lord, Sullivan & Yoder

Council shortening waiting period for business development plans

Damsels in This Dress taking over Angels on High space

King 'stands out' among small business owners

Boone serves agency as director of stress relief

Who's whistling? Some people whistle while they work, but at American Whistle Corporation, the work is whistles

Factory offers more than a 'whistle stop' for Grandview man

Fekete + Company takes home 13BizComm awards

Wellness forum presentation to focus on food addiction

Leo Alfred Jewelers celebrates 20th anniversary

The Continent approved as CED by Columbus council

Penny candy, family dining flesh out North High Street

City's program nets 450-500 new jobs

This Bud's been here for 35 years

Obstacles to organization? stuff

RIS will move to Worthington

RIS will move 47 employees to Officescape

Accounting Hall of Fame

Business' first decade sees changes, competition

Giant Eagle swoops on seven former big Bear locations

Lydall Inc. announces plans to close plant

Successful business heralded change in city

City manager sees brighter economic time for city in '04

Trade zone expansion translates to Rickenbacker cargo increase

Foundation teaches business ins and outs to high schoolers

Council initiatives aim at luring new business

Grants keep RIS in town

Starbucks brass uncertain if High Street location will reopen

West Brothers close station with bargain

Issue of job transfers still on table

Professional pet sitters

Sitters encounter the unusual, the unlikely and the unexpected