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The votes have been tallied and the results are in. Michael B. Coleman has won his fourth term as Columbus Mayor, and all four Democrat candidates were chosen for Columbus City Council: Michelle Mills, Andrew Ginther, Zach Klein and Hearcel… [Read More]
Election Day is upon us once again. The candidates are local ones this time around, with three main statewide ballot issues. The quick rundown: Columbus Mayoral Race: Earl Smith VS Michael Coleman Columbus City Council Candidates: Andrew Ginther (D) Daryl… [Read More]
The Slow Food Columbus Blog posted yesterday about the recently opened nomination process for the annual James Beard Awards, and as expected, they’re recommending that everyone submit the best that Columbus has to offer for possible recognition. Their suggestion list… [Read More]
The polls closed at 7:30pm, and the results have been tallied for today’s election: John Kasich (R) has been elected as Governor of Ohio Issue 4 (Library Levy) has passed Issue 12 (Charter Amendment) has passed Rob Portman (R) has… [Read More]
Election Day is next Tuesday, November 2nd, and there are a plethora of issues and candidates on the ballot. We often get asked if Columbus Underground officially endorses candidates or issues, and we’re continuing with the tradition of only promoting… [Read More]
The polls closed at 7:30pm, and the results have been tallied for today’s election. Issue 1 (Third Frontier) has passed Issue 2 (Casino Relocation) has passed Democratic endorsements won include Lee Fisher for US Senate and Charleta Tavares for Ohio… [Read More]
Don’t forget that voting day is tomorrow! If you haven’t had a chance yet to research the candidates and issues that are on the ballot, then today is your final day to cram. Most of what you’ll be voting on… [Read More]
OSU student Mathew Dietrich wants a hostel in Columbus. And he wants Pepsi to kick in $50,000 to make it a reality. Mathew is taking part in the Pepsi Refresh Project where the popular beverage company is giving away $1.3… [Read More]
The polls closed at 7:30pm, and the results have been tallied for today’s election. Issue 1 (Veterans’ Compensation) has passed Issue 2 (Livestock Care) has passed Issue 3 (Casinos) has passed Issue 4 (Children Services Levy) has passed The three… [Read More]
Don’t forget that voting day is tomorrow! If you haven’t had a chance yet to research the candidates and issues that are on the ballot, then today is your final day to cram. We have an in-depth look at all… [Read More]
If you live within Columbus city limits and haven’t already voted absentee or early, then today is the day for you to head over to your polling location and cast your ballot in the special election. All polls are open… [Read More]
Once again, your duties as a voter are requested tomorrow when you’ll be asked to go to the polls to vote for a variety of local issues and primary elections. The largest issue on the ballot is the Metro Parks… [Read More]
From The Dispatch Daily Briefing Blog: Most voters OK with a tax increase Posted by Catherine Candisky, Statehouse reporter A majority of Ohioans favor a tax increase to avoid severe cuts in state services, according to a new poll released… [Read More]
The UA Library system is in need of updating many mechanical systems that are well beyond their useful life as well as preparing the buildings for the next quarter century of life. It’s been 25 years since the last major… [Read More]
I just drove through campus on the way to work. There were about 100 students in line outside the Jesse Owens building waiting to get inside to wait in line some more. It was 7:25 in the morning. I was… [Read More]
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