Add another in the rooftop bar and patio column for Columbus. Lumin SkyBar will…
Home-based Three Bites Bakery will graduate to its own brick-and-mortar space this summer at…
Who am I? Why am I here? These are questions some of us ask all of…
The emcee for the 2021 CCAD Fashion Show drive-in experience on May 14 will…
CCAD is presenting their 2021 Senior Fashion Show in a socially-distant way. After canceling…
The Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) Fashion Show presented by L Brands…
Jarrod Turnbull first started with Evolution Theatre Company as an acting apprentice during its…
When walking into the Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., on a…
If this pandemic has offered us anything of benefit, it's been ample time to…
A makeover is planned for the South Wind Motel, which has stood at 919…
In many ways, the positions Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio President and CEO Iris E.…
Kaufman Development received approval this week from the Victorian Village Commission to redevelop the…
The City of Columbus has reached a settlement of $10,000,000 with the family of…
A lawsuit brought by the ACLU of Ohio has been settled with the City…
Remember all those trailers from the Before Times? So many movies, just aging and…
Welcome to the weekend. Seems like we might be frost free now, so get…
The soccer team formerly known as the Columbus Crew SC formally announced a reband…Everyday People Again Seeks Ballot Issue to Amend At-large Council
October 31, 2019 3:00 pm
Taijuan Moorman
Citizen ballot issue committee Everyday People for Positive Change has announced that it has submitted a pre-circulation petition to the city clerk for a proposed ballot issue to reform City Council. The charter amendment has been proposed in response to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund’s claim that the current council make-up violates the Voting Rights […]
Council Votes to Place Charter Amendment on May Primary Ballot
March 6, 2018 9:18 am
Lauren Sega
During their meeting on Monday night, Columbus City Council voted to place a charter amendment on the May 8 primary ballot. Recommended by the Charter Review Committee council assembled in late 2016, the proposal would expand the size of council from seven to nine members, each from a designated district and elected at-large. The move […]
