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Welcome to a weekend full of fun events of things to do in Columbus.…The Confluence Cast: Mayor Andrew Ginther
March 22, 2019 2:13 pm
Tim Fulton 
They say politicians are only as good as their last election, but after that, they’re already looking towards the next election. After serving four years as mayor of Columbus, Andrew Ginther is reflecting on the accomplishments of his first term, but since he’s running unopposed for reelection, now he’s thinking about what to get done in his second term. […]
Video: Ginther Talks Neighborhoods, Public Safety Heading Into Second Term
March 1, 2019 12:08 pm
Lauren Sega 
Mayor Andrew Ginther is running to keep his seat as Columbus Mayor, which shouldn’t be too difficult, as he’s running unchallenged. Earlier this week, CU sat down with Ginther to discuss his first term, its successes and challenges, and the plans he has for his second term. We ask Ginther about his approach on neighborhood […]
Mayor Ginther is Running for Re-Election
February 5, 2019 12:43 pm Lauren Sega 
Mayor Andrew Ginther is running for re-election. On Monday, Feb. 4, Ginther filed over 3,000 petition signatures for re-election as mayor with the Franklin County Board of Elections. The democrat is the first to throw his name in for this year’s race, in which the seat for mayor as well as four City Council seats […]
Land Trust Touted as Anti-Gentrification Tool
February 4, 2019 2:44 pm
Brent Warren 
The City of Columbus and Franklin County announced last week the creation of the Central Ohio Community Land Trust, to be overseen by the Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation. It’s an effort that has been in the works for months, and one that advocates hope can become an effective tool in the fight against gentrification. […]
Read Mayor Andrew Ginther’s Full State of the City Address
February 1, 2019 12:38 pm Lauren Sega 
Editor’s note: On Thursday, Jan. 31, Mayor Andrew Ginther delivered the annual State of the City Address. Read the full text here: I am constantly amazed at the diversity of the residents of this great city. Almost 250,000 residents are African-American, 103,000 are foreign born, 53,000 are Latinos, 41,000 are veterans and 38,000 identify as […]
Mayor, City Council Announce Proposal for Campaign Finance Reform
November 28, 2018 3:47 pm Lauren Sega 
A new proposal for campaign finance reform would establish contribution limits for municipal elections for the first time in the city’s history, but local organization Yes We Can Columbus (YWC) says it doesn’t go far enough. The proposal was announced on Wednesday, Nov. 28, by Mayor Andrew Ginther and Columbus City Council, and aims to […]
An Open Letter to Anthony Precourt from Mayor Andrew Ginther
April 6, 2018 3:06 pm
Walker Evans 
The office of Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther released publicly a letter to Columbus Crew SC owner Anthony Precourt today, in response to the ongoing lawsuit that aims to keep the soccer team based in Columbus. The full letter can be found below. Dear Mr. Precourt: This communication is in response to a letter received by […]
