Columbus, Ohio's happening sideStory Highlights
The opening of the pro hockey arena helped revive the once-gritty area
Today the Short North district is packed with galleries, restaurants and shops
A lof of the same stores and locations highlighted but the review is positive and once people get here they can discover new locations on their own.
The North Market, an indoor food emporium, has been around since 1876
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By Jason Cohen
(Budget Travel) -- Tens of thousands of people head to Columbus every fall during Ohio State's football season. I'm as much a road-trip loving football fan as the next guy, but I actually never thought the Ohio capital was as charming as say Madison, Wisconsin, or Ann Arbor, Michigan. I obviously wasn't looking very hard. With a revamped downtown and a booming population (it surpassed Cleveland in size in the 1980s), the city has restyled itself from a college town into a fairly happening urban center.
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http://www.cnn.com/2008/TRAVEL/getaways/05/30/columbus.ohio/index.html
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