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Columbus long has been something of a fast-food town, with brands across the spectrum born here and moving here: Wendy s, Sister s Chicken & Biscuits, Chipotle, Charleys Philly Steaks, Rax, Piada, Bibibop and of course, who could forget White Castle?
The House of Crave turns 100 this year, and it s still run by the same ingenuous family, the Ingrams, who at one point even vertically integrated production of the restaurant buildings themselves. Meet the descendants keeping White Castle going strong today and is it ever going strong. Sales were up to $780 million in 2020 over $579 million in 2019. In this month s feature by Associate Editor Jess Deyo, find out what keeps the Ingrams connected and focused around the slider business.
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Recently, I asked a colleague what Downtown is like these days, how it’s doing. While our Capitol Square offices remain officially closed, he’s been working from there frequently the past few months as the company works out the details of our return-to-work plans.
He says Downtown remains quiet. I’ve got to wonder with a bit of unease how long will it stay that way?
“Quiet” was actually the same way someone else described Downtown to me during a recent conversation, but she was referring to the Downtown Columbus of 30 years ago.
When Sandy Doyle-Ahern moved to Columbus from outside Philadelphia for a job, “I remember being just so surprised at how quiet Downtown was. That it really wasn’t a downtown, it was kind of a conglomerate of buildings. But there wasn’t a lot of activity occurring,” she says.