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Treasure Hunter Tommy Thompson's Legal Limbo May Finally End
WEBJun 20, 2023 · The very day that Thompson sailed into Norfolk—Oct. 4, 1989—39 insurance companies sued Thompson in federal court, claiming they had originally insured the gold that sank with the S.S. Central America. The treasure, they contended, belonged to them. Exacerbating Thompson’s legal woes, a handful of his investors sued in 2005, arguing they ...
The Schottenstein Family: Inside Columbus' Last Dynasty
WEBFeb 22, 2022 · The photo also was a memento of a more united time. Starting in the early 1980s, relatives began to splinter in her branch, fighting over the Columbus-based business empire that the foursome had built from a single discount department store that their father, Ephraim Schottenstein, founded on Columbus’ South Side.
Five Things to Know About New Columbus Crew Stadium
WEBJul 9, 2021 · According to the Crew, the stadium cost $313.8 million: $217.5 million in private money, plus $20 million from the state, $25 million from a state-funded loan and $51.3 million in bonds paid for by Franklin County. Then there’s the cost of converting the previous stadium site into the team’s training center and a community sports park (for ...
Aminah Robinson's House: A Cultural Treasure Restored
WEBNov 19, 2020 · The Columbus Museum of Art has restored Aminah Robinson's creative sanctuary, removing some of the clutter but not the unique spirit. The destruction of artist Elijah Pierce’s barbershop is perhaps the greatest art crime in the history of Columbus. My mother took me to see the famous woodcarver’s tonsorium-cum-gallery on …
Where are they now: The McGhee Sextuplets - Columbus Monthly
WEBMay 3, 2016 · Where are they now: The McGhee Sextuplets. Now happy, healthy kindergartnerswith a new reality TV show. The yellow bus stops in front of the brick two-story neo-colonial in a quiet Licking County neighborhood. Six kindergartners-four boys and two girls-bound down the steps and out of the schoolbus door, unhindered by backpacks seemingly as big ...
Inside the Wolfe Empire - Columbus Monthly
WEBJun 18, 2018 · Inside the Wolfe Empire. The Wolfes have been at the top of the city's power structure since the turn of the century; in 1903, they bought their first newspaper. Today, their influence is enormous. Ray Paprocki. Columbus Monthly. These stories appeared in the April 1986 issue of Columbus Monthly. The Wolfes. In Columbus, the name says it all.
A Guide to Columbus’ Food Halls and Markets - Columbus Monthly
WEBAug 6, 2021 · About the building: Renovated 1880s trolley car barn Prepared foods/restaurants: Creole to Geaux, Fourteen Twenty Nine bakery, Yellow Brick Pizza and more yet-to-be named vendors Beverage options: A Columbus Brewing Co. taproom and a speakeasy are in the works. Outdoor spaces: An elevated patio is planned, along with a CBC beer garden. What sets it apart: This ambitious reimagination of a ...
25 of the Best Sandwiches in Columbus - Columbus Monthly
WEBJun 30, 2021 · The Reuben from Katzinger’s Delicatessen, perhaps. Or Fox in the Snow’s Souffléed Egg Sandwich. Maybe Katalina’s Mazatlán Slow-Roasted Pork & Egg. You can already add to that list The Cold Cut from newcomer Wario’s Beef and Pork, which honestly doesn’t have a weak link on the menu. We spent the spring rounding up the area’s best ...
What you never knew about The Top Steak House - Columbus …
WEBFeb 23, 2015 · What you never knew about The Top Steak House. Beth Stallings, Columbus Crave. The running joke about The Top Steak House is just as true as it is amusing-the only thing that's ever changed at the Bexley institution is the prices. When the steakhouse opened in 1955, $5 could get you a shrimp cocktail, charred rib-eye and stiff martini to wash ...
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