Walker Evans

    Walker Evans is the co-founder of Columbus Underground, along with his wife and business partner Anne Evans. Walker has turned local media into a full time career over the past decade and serves on multiple boards and committees throughout the community.

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    Killer Mike Headlining Nelsonville Music Festival This Summer

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    In early January, it was announced that long-running local alternative radio station CD92.9 would be heading off the airwaves permanently at the end of...

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    For the second installment in this series, we're taking a short trip north of Downtown to the Milo-Grogan neighborhood. A prominent building located at 876 Cleveland Avenue is currently for sale, and while it's been vacant for quite awhile, it's probably best known for its politically-charged graffiti.

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    The most hot button topic in the world of journalism (outside of national politics) these days is the discussion around artificial intelligence (AI) in...

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    This summer, Columbus will host dozens of national, regional and local comedians to entertain guests attending the first annual Columbus Comedy Festival, taking place...

    Downtown/Franklinton DORA on Track for Spring Launch

    On Wednesday evening, a public input session on the proposed DORA (designated outdoor refreshment area) for Downtown Columbus and Franklinton was hosted at Wolf's...

    Comedy Spotlight: Alex Dutton

    Alex Dutton looks very young... and that's because he is. At the ripe old age of 17, this high schooler might be the youngest person you'll see setting foot on stage at open mics and comedy showcases throughout Central Ohio.
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    Report: Columbus Values Public Art, Needs More of it in More Places

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