Land-Grant’s patio looks like it might get about 7,500 square feet bigger. The brewery…
Ohio is home to some big names in food production. Velvet Ice Cream comes…
Holmes Mouthwatering Applesauce has a dynamite back story. The project was established in Cleveland…
Two Abercrombie & Fitch alums have teamed up to start their own clothing line.…
A new outdoor market will set up shop in German Village later this month.…
New boutique Just Cause opened in Short North earlier this year, filling in the…
The Columbus Foundation has named the 10 recipients of the 2018 Spirit of Columbus Award,…
Longtime friends Nick Harper and Garrett McLaren run District Art and Apparel, 1251 N.…
Lauren Squires is the Director of Movement Afoot, Columbus’ only all-tap dance company. This…
Based solely on the sight of construction cranes and orange barrels, it's apparent that…
The Italian Village Commission approved the latest design for the renovation of Bollinger Tower…
*Editor's note: Students' names have been omitted for the safety of those involved.On April 20…
Right now, there are about 48 undocumented immigrants in sanctuary across the country. Several…
Jennifer Walton knew how she wanted it to go when she was pregnant with…
While you may already occasionally see dogs present on restaurant patios — and some…
April 21 marks Record Store Day in the U.S. and countries worldwide, and now…
How does one lead the rebirth of a performing arts organization? I sat down…
Tracy Letts’ acid look at a family, August: Osage County, revitalized the appetite for…Political Megatrends for Ohio: 2018 and Beyond
May 2, 2018 4:00 pm
Kylie Harwell-Sturgill 
Neil Newhouse, partner, Public Opinion Strategies and Kyle Kondik, managing editor, Sabato Crystal Ball converse as they explore the political future of Ohio. Sponsored by: Hannah News Service * Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Vegetarian Entree: Pasta with Peas and Carrots and Lemon Sauce Regular Entre: Country Fried Chicken and Gravy, Cheddar Grits, Roasted Carrot All: […]
Dogs May Soon be Legal on Restaurant Patios in Ohio
April 14, 2018 12:13 pm
Walker Evans 
While you may already occasionally see dogs present on restaurant patios — and some businesses even advertise their patios as “dog friendly” — the practice is technically illegal in the State of Ohio. That could change if House Bill 263 continues to see approval through the Ohio Statehouse. The bill, introduced by State Representative Laura Lanese […]
Registration Deadline is Today to Vote in May Primary Election
April 9, 2018 11:56 am
Lauren Sega 
Those who are looking to vote in the primary election on May 8, 2018 have until the end of Monday, April 9 to register to vote. Those registering must be a U.S. citizen, an Ohio citizen for at least 30 days before the election, and at least 18 years old on or before May 8. […]
Can Medical Marijuana Help Combat Ohio’s Opioid Crisis?
March 28, 2018 4:20 pm
Travis Irvine 
As medical marijuana becomes a talking point of Ohio’s 2018 election season, some candidates are questioning whether or not our soon-to-be-launched program will help fight the state’s opioid crisis, and if Ohio should go the way of full marijuana legalization. In 2016, the state legislature also considered the possibilities of what the new medical marijuana […]
Scenes From March for Our Lives Columbus
March 24, 2018 2:54 pm
Anne Evans 
March for Our Lives movements are happening throughout the country today. Thousands of people participated in the March For Our Lives in Downtown Columbus. A rally began at West Bank Park at 10am, then participants marched to the Ohio Statehouse. Marches have been organized by students and survivors of gun violence. “As a child of […]
Local Organizations Say Increased Discipline and Police Presence in Schools Could Do More Harm
March 14, 2018 11:39 am Lauren Sega 
Today, on the month anniversary of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida that took 17 lives, local organizations are gathering at the Ohio Statehouse for a press conference and vigil to raise awareness of currently pending state legislation. Students with the Voices of the Unheard, as well as the People’s Justice Project (PJP) and the […]
Lawsuit Filed to Keep The Crew in Columbus
March 6, 2018 10:46 am Walker Evans 
Yesterday, the State of Ohio and City of Columbus jointly filed a lawsuit against Precourt Sports Ventures (the owner of the Columbus Crew SC) and Major League Soccer (MLS) as a preventative measure to keep the team from relocating to Austin. “Today I have filed a lawsuit in Franklin County to try to #SaveTheCrew and keep the […]
