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Happy Friday morning, Columbus.

This week marks my sixth year at Columbus Business First. Time flies when you're having fun.

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A cohort of 150 students will matriculate into Ohio State University's…

Trombonist Marc Fields remembers reading an ad in the Sunday newspaper when he was a senior at Withrow High School. It said Cincinnati philanthropist J. Ralph Corbett was seeking African American musicians for scholarships to attend the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.

“I still have the article taped in a scrapbook,” Fields said. “I went to CCM because I had a scholarship. J. Ralph Corbett was looking for African Americans to play in the symphony.”

Corbett provided…

Boona Boona Coffee aims to scale up with backing from the former Pro Bowler and two other well-known investors.

The new owners of the steakhouse plan to build upon the restaurant's existing legacy.

Current plans for the Avenir call for a 1.8 million-square-foot hotel, gaming, entertainment and residential complex on Manhattan’s West Side.

The space, which was recently the clothing store Coming Attractions, will now be converted into a kitchen that will be dedicated to Huey's to-go orders.

A shift to brick-and-mortar sales has driven significant growth for Austin-based boot maker Tecovas. Chief Financial Officer James Mann, one of the company's earliest employees, has helped lead the way. Click through to read more about this winner in the Best CFO Awards.

Residential projects are set to replace the two outposts of The Fish Market Restaurants, a brand that's been in the Bay Area for nearly 50 years.

A Caribbean restaurant that started with a hot dog cart in Chinatown has expanded to a brick-and-mortar location at Ala Moana Center.