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WCBE (90.5 FM) went on the air in 1956, and originally began as an educational tool for Columbus City Schools. 55 years later, the station has gone through several evolutions to become a charter member station of NPR with an… [Read More]
Edible Communities will launch their first magazine in Ohio on Thursday, as Edible Columbus makes its debut. The publication will cover stories, recipes, events and other food-related topics as they pertain to our communities. “Ohio is home to rich agriculture,… [Read More]
Press Release: ColumbusUnderground.com Relocating to New Office Space Downtown on Gay Street To continue ColumbusUnderground.com’s commitment to the growing vibrancy of Downtown Columbus, Walker Evans is moving the company’s office to a space on one of the city’s most vibrant… [Read More]
Melissa Starker, Arts Editor at The Alive, announced on her blog “The Bad & The Beautiful” this morning that she is moving on after 11 years of working for the weekly paper to accept a new position as the Sales… [Read More]
On Tuesday, the new WOSU radio show “All Sides with Ann Fisher” launched to replace the recently retired Fred Andrle show “Open Line”. Ann joined WOSU after 12 years of working for The Columbus Dispatch and writing a regular column… [Read More]
The Alive unveiled the 2009 Edition of their “People to Watch” series today, and the line-up includes twelve locals with a variety of backgrounds. The lineup includes Urban Ventures Coordinator Mike Brown, the guys at Central City Recording, CYP Founder… [Read More]
Another new Columbus magazine is hoping to launch in June. It is being called Short North Review. They are currently taking submissions for fiction, non-fiction, poetry, visual art and opinion pieces. They are hoping to become the magazine that showcases… [Read More]
Last week the Dispatch launched a new blog on their website titled A Look Back, in which several Dispatch librarians (Amy Disch, Linda Deitch, Susan Stonick and Julie Albert) showcase some interesting historical bits of information and photographs found in… [Read More]
Outlook Media announced on Monday that they will cease publication of Outlook Weekly with the final issue being released on March 25th. They will be replacing it with a new free monthly publication called Outlook Columbus. “We’ve always had a… [Read More]
TVNewsDay is reporting that WCMH and WSYX/WTTE will pool cameramen and share news footage: According to WCMH, “Content sharing between stations has been done for years through pool type situations and now the NBC, ABC and Fox affiliates in Columbus… [Read More]
From The Lantern: WOSU radio veteran Fred Andrle to retire By Kelli Gardner Fred Andrle has spent the last 25 years of his life interviewing some of the most influential people in the world and discussing current issues with radio… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: New magazine to offer mix of style, substance By Tracy Turner A new publication, Capital Style magazine, hits newsstands Monday, delivering insights on fashion, community service and the contributions of central Ohio women. Capital Style is designed… [Read More]
From This Week News: WCRS radio offers global outlet with local focus By Chris Bournea Local radio station WCRS FM is providing an outlet to broadcasters with diverse interests who might not otherwise have an opportunity to be heard. WCRS… [Read More]
A Lantern article today mentions a plethora of typos and mistakes that appeared in a UWeekly article yesterday. The Lantern is no saint when it comes to making mistakes, and it’s somewhat forgivable considering both publications are staffed by OSU… [Read More]
The Slammer is a weekly North Carolina based newspaper that covers local criminal news. After expanding operations to include Charlotte, Raleigh, and Durham, they’re ready to make their next jump all the way over here to Columbus. As a recent… [Read More]
Launched in August 2010, TheMetropreneur.com is a local online resource devoted to small business development and entrepreneurship. Its aim is to tell the stories of Central Ohio’s business community, foster regional economic development and assist entrepreneurs with its resource-heavy focus. Click here to visit TheMetropreneur.com.
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