Grab a snack (or a drink). It's the biggest Bites & Sips ever! Despite…
Grilled cheese and anarchy are on deck at Punk Pigs, 2515 Summit St. in…
Conservation Coffee is a melding of loves for Founder Jesse Winters - a love…
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The Gay Street Collaborative — creators of the Moonlight Market and Sunlight Market shopping events…
Janet George is the curator of and one of many artists exhibiting in the…
The work of an artist isn’t much different from other pursuits. You have to…
By Susan Tebben
Opera Columbus was ready for its annual gala, the biggest fundraiser of the…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a national moratorium on evictions on…
The Ohio Power Siting Board has approved a proposal from Ohio State University to…
Construction crews are busy at 1001 Atcheson St. on the Near East Side, where…
By Marty Schladen
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday said he did not agree with a…
Starting Sept. 2, Julius Tate Jr.'s family and a community of supporters have marched,…
There are two competing ways of understanding the “Black Lives Matter” movement:
The narrative from…
It was another home win for Columbus Crew SC on Saturday night as they…
Aside from a couple of stinkers, this weekend offers a bunch of solid viewing…
It is going to feel like fall this weekend! If you are doing outdoor…
Grant to Expand Reproductive Health Programming in CCS
September 14, 2020 9:19 am
Taijuan Moorman
Nationwide Children’s Hospital was recently awarded a $2.5 million grant to support and expand its school-based teen healthcare services within Columbus City Schools. With partners including CCS, The Ohio State University, the City of Columbus and CelebrateOne, Nationwide Children’s will lead the initiative. 7,000 seventh and eighth-grade students in Franklin County are expected to be […]
City Heads Up Fight Against Trump Administration’s Assault on Postal Service
September 8, 2020 1:08 pm Taijuan Moorman
Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein has announced that the City of Columbus and other municipalities have filed an amicus brief opposing recent U.S. Postal Service changes that have “slowed critically important mail delivery,” according to a press release from the city attorney’s office. The brief, filed by 32 local and tribal governments and the Public […]
Coronavirus Update: Judge Rules in Favor of Bars, OSU Football Announces Plans & More
July 28, 2020 5:10 pm Taijuan Moorman
The Numbers COVID-19 cases — As of Tuesday, July 28, 12,636 cases and 389 deaths from COVID-19 have been reported or are probable in Columbus and Worthington. Countywide, 16,840 cases and 514 deaths from COVID-19 have been reported by Columbus Public Health and Franklin County Public Health. Statewide, 86,497 cases and 3,382 deaths have been confirmed […]
Update: City Officials Propose 10pm Closing Time for Bars, Nightclubs and Restaurants
July 24, 2020 5:02 pm Taijuan Moorman
Update 7/27: Columbus City Council passes ordinance to restrict restaurant, bar and nightclub hours, now set to close at 10 p.m. Update 7/28, 1 p.m.: A number of local businesses, including 16-Bit, Pins Mechanical Co., Late Night Slice and over two dozen others, have filed a lawsuit against the City of Columbus. Update: 7/28, 5 […]
Free Food Market Coming to Linden
July 24, 2020 3:49 pm
Susan Post
The City of Columbus, the Healthy Families Healthy Neighborhoods Reality Collaborative and Columbus Next Generation Corporation announced today the funding of a free food market with pharmacy access in Linden. Construction on the Linden Fresh Market is slated to begin in September at 1464 Cleveland Ave., formerly the site of Eagle Market. The market will […]
NEXT: Scioto, Ohio – A Story
July 13, 2020 12:00 pm
David Staley
What follows is not a prediction. It is a plausible scenario written in the form of a “history from the future.” The scenario is written as if the year were 2030… On July 1, 2026, City Council announced a change to the city charter, renaming the city of Columbus as “Scioto.” While there had been earlier […]
Protesters File Lawsuit Against City of Columbus, Officers
July 9, 2020 2:47 pm Taijuan Moorman
A group of local law firms filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court on Wednesday against the City of Columbus, Columbus Division of Police Chief Thomas Quinlan, Sergeant David Gitlitz and several officers on behalf of over a dozen people attacked by Columbus police officers during recent protests who used “excessive use of force, including […]
