The transformation is complete of a former firehouse in Olde Towne East. Gemüt Biergarten…
Links-N-Lemonade opened up its very own brick-and-mortar hot dog joint in Graceland Shopping Center…
Cheryl’s has been a big Columbus cookie purveyor for...decades. Purchased by 1-800-FLOWERS in 2005,…
The Fresh Market, a North Carolina-based gourmet supermarket chain, announced it will close its…
Amazon has announced that its Treasure Truck service is coming to Columbus. The service…
Easton Town Center has been selected by retail industry magazine Chain Store Age as…
When she first got to Columbus, illustrator, architect, designer, and artist Hemalatha “Hemu” Venkatraman…
Michael “Eagle” Artis is an African-American film director, producer, writer and actor, as well as the Creative Executive Officer…
At first blush, the three exhibitions currently on view at the Wexner Center can…
Downtown Columbus could see another parking lot replaced with an apartment building if a…
The plan to build a new soccer stadium and mixed-use development on the western…
Last week's big news about the Scioto Peninsula was the first update on plans…
Editor's note: This article has been corrected to state the recommendations are the work…
Since 2016, Yes We Can has promoted a progressive platform in the City of…
There’s a new Democratic challenger in Ohio’s District 3, and she’s looking to bring…
Are you looking forward to the weekend? Mega Weekend is packed with end of…
If you’re not familiar with The Eyeslicer, maybe you should be. Brainchild of Dan…
“We are over the moon about this,” says Chad Underwood of Modo Yoga about…
Artists Create The Big Tablecloths: Bryan Moss
Local Artists Interpret The Big Table through work To kick off and promote this year’s Big Table, taking place all across central Ohio on August 28, The Columbus Foundation commissioned local artists to interpret what coming together as a community means to them. Through these mixed-media tablecloths, artists showcased their creative talent and their love for […]
How a Local Scholarship Helps a Vibrant Life Live On
Ian Van Heyde believed in his heart that he was going to have his own restaurant one day. The culinary student and employee at Cameron Mitchell’s Martini Modern Italian restaurant in the Short North had big dreams, and the outgoing personality, innate talent, and dedicated work ethic to make them a reality.⠀Ian’s dream was tragically cut […]
The Big Table is Back August 28!
Pull up a chair, central Ohio! The Big Table is back on August 28! The Big Table® is a day of community building through conversations designed to connect and inspire central Ohio! Through open, thoughtful conversations, we will spark new relationships and new ways for working together by deepening our understanding of each other and […]
Columbus First to Hear Giving USA Results By Lead Researcher
American individuals, bequests, foundations, and corporations gave an estimated $427.71 billion to U.S. charities in 2018. More than 200 central Ohio nonprofit leaders learned the news from Una O. Osili, Ph.D., the lead researcher of Giving USA 2019: The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2018, during the Giving USA event last week at […]
Central Ohio is Better Together!
Better Together—The Columbus Foundation’s crowdfunding platform that rallies individuals to work together to bring out the best in our community—has passed the $250,000 mark in support for central Ohio nonprofits! Better Together launched in 2017 in The Giving Store, the Foundation’s online giving platform that inspires one-stop charitable giving. Through Better Together, community members can […]
The Confluence Cast: MORPC’s William Murdock
June 12, 2019 3:37 pm
Tim Fulton
Is Columbus ever going to get light rail? Is that what Columbus really needs? Reporter Brent Warren sat down with Mid Ohio Regional Planning Commission Executive Director William Murdock to discuss the work that MORPC does, where the region is going, the difference between developing a plan and implementing it, and how to ignite the conversation […]
What a Career in the Nonprofit Sector Looks Like
Preparing future nonprofit leaders for success was at the root of The Columbus Foundation’s decision to create the Summer Fellowship Program. By placing college students and recent graduates with Franklin County nonprofit organizations for a 10-week period, the program encourages hands-on experiences that enable them to immerse themselves in the nonprofits’ culture and gain valuable […]
