333 N. Parkview Ave. | $2,685,000

• 12,861 sqft
• Eight bedrooms
• Seven full bathrooms and one half
• Built in 1920s, deluxe chef’s kitchen, and four-car attached garage

2396 W. Lane Ave. | $2,395,000

• 5,045 sqft
• Four bedrooms
• Four full bathrooms and three half
• Office with fireplace, private morning deck, and oversized three-car garage

117 E. Deshler Ave. | $2,200,000

• 3,720 sqft
• Four bedrooms
• Three full bathrooms and two half
• Built in 1886, overlooks Schiller Park, and features renowned art glass windows

2777 Donna Dr. | $1,875,000

• 4,634 sqft
• Four bedrooms
• Five full bathrooms and one half
• New rebuild with contemporary and modern style, gourmet kitchen, and a multi-patio backyard

754 Neil Ave. | $1,825,000

• 4,600 sqft
• Three bedrooms
• Three full bathrooms and one half
• Built in 1891, within Victorian Village, and an all-brick home

649 S. 5th St. | $1,795,000

• 3,326 sqft
• Three bedrooms
• Three full bathrooms and one half
• Built in 1900, two-car garage, and in the heart of German Village

1047 City Park Ave. | $1,700,000

• 3,483 sqft
• Three bedrooms
• Three full bathrooms and one half
• German Village home near Schiller Park, recently remodeled kitchen, and attached two-car garage

403 E. Sycamore St. | $1,634,000

• 4,270 sqft
• Four bedrooms
• Three bathrooms and one half
• Historic Schumacher Place home with a massive addition in 2015

3601 Agler Rd. | $1,600,000

• 1,613 sqft
• Four bedrooms
• Two full bathrooms and one half
• Near Easton Town Center and within close proximity to Intel growth

99 Normandy Ave. | $1,495,000

• 3,397 sqft
• Three bedrooms
• Three full bathrooms and one half
• Built in 2021, large kitchen for entertaining, and three-story outdoor deck

• Static-X and Sevendust | Wednesday, Feb. 21 | 5:30 p.m. | KEMBA Live!, 405 Neil Ave., Arena District | $35-$85 | Rock out to four heavy metal bands at this concert presented by 99.7 The Blitz.

• Intimate Gathering with Chef Avishar Barua | Thursday, Feb. 22 | 7-10 p.m. | Agni, 716 S. High St., Brewery District | $275 | Enjoy a Bengali-American meal + listen to this James Beard nominee in conversation about his life and travels.

• James Swedyk: Messing with Your Mind | Friday, Feb. 23 | 7-8:30 p.m. | Columbus Performing Arts Center, 549 Franklin Ave., Downtown | $13 | This talented magician promises to leave audiences in disbelief.

• Cinema Classics: “The Shawshank Redemption” | Saturday, Feb. 24 | 1:30-4:15 p.m. | Grandview Theater & Drafthouse, 1247 Grandview Ave., Grandview | $10 | Sip local beer and watch a critically acclaimed movie that was filmed in Ohio.
• Buzzed Spelling Bee | Saturday, Feb. 24 | 7-9 p.m. | The Goat, 6400 Preserve Crossing Blvd., Gahanna | $10 | Register to compete in this boozy competition, or watch from the crowd for free.

• Ohio State Women’s Basketball vs. Maryland | Sunday, Feb. 25 | 2 p.m. | Schottenstein Center, 555 Borror Dr., Campus | $11-$19 | Watch the No. 2 Buckeyes take on the Terrapins in this Big Ten game.
• Chris Botti | Sunday, Feb. 25 | 7 p.m. | McCoy Center, 100 E. Dublin Granville Rd., New Albany | $37-$77 | Listen to a Grammy Award-winning trumpeter who has been producing music for 30+ years.

• Four musicians were announced for the 2024 Ohio State Fair. Country band Alabama will be joined by the up-and-coming country singer Jade Eagleson on Thursday, July 25. Soul bands Ohio Players and Midnight Stars will perform on Friday, Aug. 2. More announcements will be made on Tuesday, March 5. (10TV)

• Lion Cub’s Cookies will open its new location in Worthington on Friday, March 8. This is the second-ever location for the popular bakery, and it crowd funded $100,000+ to complete the opening. (The Columbus Dispatch)

• Gunna, a rap artist with 34+ million monthly Spotify listeners, is coming to the Schottensten Center on Saturday, May 4. The popular rapper will be joined by Flo Milli, a hip-hop artist with 22+ million Spotify listeners. Tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m.

• Comedian Daniel Tosh added a second performance to his Columbus stop scheduled for Sunday, June 15 at Mershon Auditorium. The acclaimed comedian will perform at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., and tickets are on sale.

• Parliament Funkadelic featuring George Clinton is bringing the groove back to Mershon Auditorium on Friday, May 31. Tickets go on sale Friday, Feb. 23 at 10 a.m.

• Weiland’s Market, a popular family-owned grocery store, was sold by the original owners to the current managers, Daniel Phillips and Andy Russell. They officially take over on Monday, April 1, and plan to modernize small aspects of the store. This transition plan has been in the works “for years.” (Columbus Business First)

• Mochi Ring, a Korean chain restaurant, is opening its first-ever Ohio location at 1144 Kenny Centre Mall sometime in March. The restaurant is known for its over-the-top offerings featuring Korean-style corndogs, mochi donuts, and ramen. (614now)

• Intel could receive $10 billion in loans and grants from the federal government via the CHIPS Act. The tech company is in talks with the president + US government, and a decision should be made within weeks, according to Bloomberg.

• Sometimes you need to be in-the-know about the enemy. That’s why you should check out the latest Locked On Big 10 podcast, analyzing the new offensive coordinator for Iowa. The Hawkeyes come to Ohio Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 5.
  

• “Max and Erma’s. Not sure if it was a cbus exclusive but I miss it.” — @dylanpugh__
• “City Center Mall! I always thought it was cool as a kid.” — @chrissy04_27
• “Maggie Moo’s ice cream.. showing my age.” — @nerve_anna614
• “Ambrose and Eve. The original The Sycamore. G.Michael’s. Wunderbar. The list goes on!” — @lofisam