Good morning, Columbus. The legendary Bogey Inn is making a dramatic comeback that would impress even Tiger Woods. Rise Brands is transforming Powell's beloved restaurant into an entertainment wonderland featuring a 36-hole putting course with climate-controlled options, restaurants, bars, and fire pits for year-round enjoyment. It's a hole-in-one for local entertainment seekers who'll need to wait until summer 2026 for the grand opening.
While you're waiting for your tee time, you might want to satisfy your sweet tooth at Rose Dough Donuts, which just announced its permanent location on North High Street. The gourmet donut concept is graduating from online orders to a brick-and-mortar bakery where you can enjoy creations like their grilled cheese and tomato soup inspired donut. Just remember to drive carefully – a reminder that comes after Tuesday's collision between an impaired driver and a sheriff's cruiser with flashing lights.
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🏌️ Powell's beloved Bogey Inn is reborn as an entertainment wonderland. Rise Brands, known for creating Columbus favorites like 16-Bit Bar+Arcade, is transforming the former restaurant into a dynamic campus featuring a 36-hole putting course with 9 climate-controlled holes. The revamped Bogey Inn will include a restaurant, bar, ice cream shop, live entertainment, and multiple fire pits for year-round enjoyment. CEO Troy Allen envisions a welcoming space "for everyone" that brings people together to create lasting memories. Construction is already underway with the campus set to open in summer 2026.
🍩 Columbus donut lovers rejoice as Rose Dough finds permanent home. The popular gourmet donut concept announced its first brick-and-mortar location will open at 3375 N. High Street after an extensive search. Currently operating through online orders with weekly pickups and occasional pop-ups, Rose Dough Donuts will soon offer walk-in service and expanded operating days. Owner Katie Passo plans to transform the space into a full donut bakery, where customers can enjoy their unique creations like the grilled cheese and tomato soup inspired donut.
🚔 Drunk driver slams into sheriff's cruiser with lights flashing. The collision occurred Tuesday morning at an East Columbus intersection where a Franklin County deputy was responding to an emergency call. Despite the cruiser's active sirens and lights, a woman driving westbound failed to yield and struck the vehicle's front driver's side. She admitted hearing sirens but couldn't locate their source. The driver, who sustained minor injuries, was processed for suspected impairment by the Ohio State Highway Patrol while both damaged vehicles were towed from the scene.
🏀 Basketball Scoreboard (Boys)
Bishop Hartley Hawks soared to new heights on Tuesday, absolutely dismantling Steubenville Big Red in an 80-48 non-league blowout that wasn't even as close as the 32-point margin suggests. The Hawks turned Columbus into their personal playground, leaving Big Red seeing exactly that color as they flew home to Steubenville wondering what hit them.
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vs Steubenville** | W 80-48 |
🏡 Real Estate Reveals
Sunny Corner Lot Near Hospital: This affordable building lot priced at $55,000 offers sunny corner placement with southern exposure potential. Located just over a mile from Nationwide Children's with alley access for parking and convenient proximity to Miller/Kelton I-70 exchange.
Vacant lot awaiting possibilities: For $55,000, grab this vacant lot near Southern Orchards, formerly home to a duplex, now cleared for building. Located just a mile from Nationwide Children's Hospital and walking distance to Parsons Avenue.🗓️ Happenings & Hoopla
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