Posts Tagged ‘specialty grocer’

The Hills Market opening downtown store

Over the last two decades, The Hills Market has become a Worthington institution of sorts. Considering the specialty grocer carries more than 2,500 Ohio-made products, more than 4,000 wine labels, and tens of thousands of specialty items, it’s not hard to see why. And on March 19 it will expand...

March 8th, 2013 | Announcements | Read More

Weiland’s Gourmet Market in business for more than 50 years

Weiland’s Gourmet Market has evolved considerably during the last half-century. When John Williams and George Weiland opened the market in 1961, it primarily sold meat. A few years later, the business moved to Indianoloa Avenue and Garden Road, where more groceries were added, as well as a deli,...

February 6th, 2012 | Business Profiles | Read More

Local grocery retailer identifies need for store in downtown Columbus

Retail can be a tough business. Retail in an urban area like downtown Columbus can be even tougher. The Hills Market announced today that it’s opening a brand new grocery store downtown next spring, which leaves us asking, ” Are they a little bit crazy, or are they ahead of the curve and...

October 21st, 2011 | Announcements | Read More

The Hills Market continues to expand its services

When Nancy Kerscher decided to retire several years ago, she could have sold The Hills Market to outside buyers. Instead she gave the reins to familiar faces. In the grocery business, it’s not unusual for owners to make their children their successors. However, Kerscher’s kids had all chosen...