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🏘️ Going to Gahanna

These four Gahanna apartments are available for rent

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Find the amenities that best fit your lifestyle. | Photo by The Residences of Creekside
Gahanna is less than 15 minutes from the city and offers a wide-range of shopping, dining, and outdoor activities — especially in the Creekside District. If you’re looking to call Gahanna home, here are four apartment complexes available for rent.

The Residences of Creekside, 151 Mill St.

The complex has one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans and also offers:
  • A heated rooftop pool
  • Ground floor retail
  • Rooftop grills
  • A state-of-the-art fitness center
Send an online message or apply online if you want to make this place home.

LC Gahanna, 6400 Preserve Crossing Blvd. N.

Not only do these one- and two-bedroom units have direct access to The Goat and Morning Ritual, but the complex also features:
  • A resort-inspired pool
  • Volleyball courts and leagues
  • On-site fitness center
  • A shared coworking space
Interested? You can apply online.

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You can’t go wrong with a coffee shop and popular dinner spot at your complex. | Photo by @lcgoat

The Vista at Rocky Fork, 700 Vista Dr.

Find one- and two-bedroom floor plans within the Gahanna School District. Plus, enjoy:
  • A sauna
  • A 24-hour fitness center
  • A swimming pool and clubhouse
  • Close proximity to Hannah Park and Thompson Park
Need to see more? Browse photos and videos for a virtual tour.

Gahanna Commons, 306 W. Johnstown Rd.

These contemporary two-bedroom apartments offer the following amenities:
  • A community courtyard
  • Full-size washers and dryers in-unit
  • Modern finishes like granite countertops
  • Close proximity to local parks and golf courses
If you want to take the next step, schedule a tour.

Let us know what suburb should we head to next for our apartment guide. Keep in mind, we already have apartment guides for the following cities:
  • New Albany
  • Dublin
  • Downtown
  • Grandview
  • Hilliard
  • Upper Arlington
 
Events
Thursday, June 29
  • Hydrangeas in Mod | Thursday, June 29 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Pinot’s Palette, 691 N. High St., Ste. 101, Short North | $39 | Paint an abstract hydrangea bouquet with instructions and supplies provided.
Friday, June 30
  • Summer Wine and Cheese Pairing | Friday, June 30 | 6-9 p.m. | Savor Pint, 4440 Indianola Ave., Columbus | $25 | Try a flight of five wines and cheese with full bottles available for purchase.
  • Summer Sizzle Concert Series | Friday, June 30 | 7-8:30 p.m. | Town Center Park, 3359 Park St., Grove City | Free | Bring a chair or blanket and listen to the Central Ohio Brass Band.
Saturday, July 1
  • Hardy & Kip Moore | Saturday, July 1-Sunday, July 2 | 2 p.m. | Flannagan’s, 6835 Caine Rd., Dublin | $135 | Watch the country stars perform at this two-day concert event.
Sunday, July 2
  • Community Day | Sunday, July 2 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Columbus | Free | All Columbus and Franklin County residents receive free admission to all gardens and collections.
100+ more events
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News Notes
Weather
  • If the cloudy air lately seems unfamiliar, that’s because yesterday was the first “unhealthy” Air Quality Index reading in decades. Central Ohio is still experiencing residual wildfire smoke from Canada, but conditions are expected to improve throughout the day. (WOSU)
Open
  • Brass Eye, a new highly anticipated rooftop bar above The Junto Hotel, is officially open. Take in views of downtown, the Scioto River, and try menu items like craft cocktails or Philly cheesesteak sliders. (614now)
Sports
  • The Columbus Blue Jackets selected Adam Fantilli — former University of Michigan center — with the third overall pick in the NHL Draft. I guess in this case, we can welcome a Wolverine to CBUS. Check the CBJ Twitter account for more draft updates.
Festival
  • The Columbus Book Festival will be Saturday, July 15-Sunday, July 16 at the main branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library — 96 S. Grant Ave. Meet 200+ authors from both near and far, and enjoy live entertainment, kid-friendly activities, and of course, lots of books.
Show
  • Winter is arriving early this year as Disney’s “Frozen” is coming to Ohio Theatre from Wednesday, July 26-Sunday, Aug. 6. Tickets start at $30 and are on sale now for the family-friendly musical.
Sports
  • The Columbus Crew set a new single-season record with nine consecutive sell-out games. Are you looking to join the action at Lower.com Field this weekend? Resale tickets are still available for the Saturday, July 1 game.
Travel
  • Breeze Airways will resume nonstop, one-way flights from Columbus to Tampa starting Friday, Oct. 6. One-way tickets will be $59 and will fly out on Mondays and Fridays. (Columbus Business First)
Asked
  • Nothing says summer quite like quality barbecue dishes. That’s why we want to know — where is your favorite place to grab barbecue in the city? Let us know so we can share your answers in a future story.
Wellness
Drink
  • On a water bottle hunt? Amazon’s No. 1 bestselling insulated bottle is the Owala FreeSip — it’s thoughtfully designed, leak proof, and keeps drinks cold.*
Eat

Food

Where has all the Sriracha gone?

Three shelves full of sriracaha bottles.
And to think we took this sight for granted last year. | Photo by Paul Narvaez via Wikimedia Commons
Last year, we heard word from Huy Fong Foods that a sriracha shortage was on the horizon. Now, it seems we’re in for another sriracha drought — quite literally.

Droughts in Mexico — where Huy Fong Foods sources its chilis — have affected supplies. In an interview with Food & Wine, the company recently revealed that the sauce shortage comes as a result of an “unexpected crop failure from the spring chili harvest.”

So what about those who crave capsaicin? (Think: the chemical that gives spicy food that burning sensation.) Unfortunately, there’s no end to the shortage in sight. And — since it doesn’t sell to stores directly — Huy Fong Foods can’t predict when products will return to shelves. But you could try your luck on a site like Amazon, where Forbes reported a pack of two 17-ounce bottles recently was listed for $94.99. We’ve also seen bottles listed for over $40 on eBay.

Our advice is to go local. Browse hot sauces at Sauce Boss Gang, Flavor & Fire, or Fartley Farms.
 
The Wrap
 
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Today’s edition by:
Hanna

From the editor
I’ve been updating our happy hour guide to share some of the newest food and drink deals in the city. Do you have a go-to happy hour? My friends and I always choose Forno, but we could be convinced to try something new.
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