Friday, May 12, 2017

What's up, Buttercups? Chelsea here. 

Local taco sensation Condado Tacos is opening a new location. It's okay to be excited. Joining 4 others around the city, the new Clintonville Condado will find a new home in the former La Patrona. Owner Joe Kahn spoke with Navigator's Madeline Keener about the new restaurant, the changes their making to the location, and when the store is expected to open.

Navigator full story: The News Is Out: Condado Tacos Is Adding A Clintonville Location

The Rundown:Weather: 65. 10% Chance of rain. CloudyTo do: Columbus Craft Beer Week kicks off tonight at Hop Yard 62 in Grove City. The I-70 Tap Takeover will feature beers from four Central Ohio breweries; Buckeye Lake Brewery, Homestead Beer Company, Sideswipe Brewing, and Weasel Boy Brewing. If you're hungry, Sophies Gourmet Pierogi will be on hand with their food truck to satisfy your stomachs.

Navigator Originals:A Beginner’s Guide To Short North DebaucheryHeaded to the Short North for a night of fun and adventure? Zoey Miller has your guide to all things delicious and delightful in Columbus' #1 nightlife neighborhood! COTA Updates, Including Summer Youth Passes And Discounted Zoo RatesCOTA announced a lot of news this week, including pricing for Summer Youth Passes, Discounted Zoo rates for riders, and their participation in this year's Job Expo.Protesters Greet Paul Ryan In New Albany As He Tries To Talk TaxesHouse Speaker Paul Ryan was in New Albany to talk taxes. Speaker Ryan refused to answer questions about any alternative topics, including President Trump, the Russia Investigation, or the firing of FBI Director James Comey.Bottom’s Up! Columbus Craft Beer Week Kicks Off Friday, May 12Columbus Craft Beer Week presented by Giant Eagle starts today. Beer Week will feature several events and beer releases, including a collaborative beer from participating breweries. The week will end with Six One Pour, a craft beer fest being held at Huntington Park.Navigator Weekender: The 15 Best Things To Do This Weekend, Including Craft Beer Week, DinoFest, and ConcertsAs usual, we've rounded up 15 of the best things to do around our fair city this weekend. For a trip down memory lane, check out New Kids On The Block and Paula Abdul at the Schottenstein Center.  

The Friday Conversation:Abercrombie and Fitch may be ready to join several other major clothing retailers that have closed up shop. The New Albany-based company has reportedly hired a team of investment bankers to field possible offers.  [CNN/La Monica]After winning the $40 million grant from the Department of Transportation last year, Columbus is focusing on improving transportation in the capital city through technology. Siemens Intelligent Traffic Systems has invested $385K into connected vehicle technology, which is part of an investment from multiple partnerships, both public and private, that totals $500 million. [Tech Republic/Maddox]Columbus Alive shines a spotlight on Columbus College of Art & Design Senior Isaac Cohn. Cohn is a fashion major and his work will be on display tonight at CCAD's Senior Fashion Show. His work is a blend of old and new, and his appreciation for vintage and antique items goes back years. [Columbus Alive/Hardin] 

Longread for your lunch break:

Income inequality has long been a political talking point. But what exactly are the real-world ramifications? The housing market is a shining example of issues plaguing lower class families. Home prices are supported by tax entitlements that allow their prices to grow, which typically only benefits the upper and middle class. New York times: How Homeownership Became the Engine of American Inequality

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