Skateboarding is a popular pastime, dating back to the 1940s, created when surfers in California wanted something fun to do when the waves were flat. Columbus, Indiana, a city surrounded by everywhere art and unexpected architecture has recently upgraded its skatepark...
By Connie Nimmo Thorn Photo of North Christian Church by Carol Highsmith In 1955, 43 Columbus residents joined together and formed the North Christian Church. As, the congregation grew, they needed a new place of worship. They formed an Architectural Committee to find...
By Connie Nimmo Thorn Columbus, Indiana, is home to many small, local businesses. The eclectic boutiques and distinctive eateries give downtown an artistic flair. But, there’s one business that has given Columbus flavor for over 100 years. In 1900, the Zaharako...
By Connie Nimmo Thorn Step into Columbus, Indiana, and you’ll notice all the vibrant colors, awe-inspiring architecture and everywhere art. There’s one artist whose colorful forms are a favorite of ours. Dale Chihuly is an American sculptor, known for his...
Tony Moravec, owner of Zaharakos Ice Cream Parlor and Museum in Columbus, loves to tell stories about his customers and their experiences in his shop. “I had a 3-year-old customer once who stood in front of the big pipe organ watching it with great delight as the...
If shopping’s your thing, set a course for Exit 76 off I-65, where Indiana Premium Outlets (previously Edinburgh Premium Outlets) and the Exit 76 Antique Mall pack a one-two punch of opportunities to browse and buy. Who doesn’t love a good deal? The prices at Indiana...
