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Two months to the day after Ohio's bars and restaurants were ordered to close…
Katzinger's has put its plans to open its third Central Ohio location on hold.…
As many businesses work to reopen after being shut down during the Coronavirus Pandemic,…
The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered many businesses across the country. In Ohio, non-grocery retailers…
As retailers begin to resume business operations, Central Ohio's major shopping destinations have updated…
Art Possible Ohio’s exhibition Accessible Expressions Ohio has gone digital this year, with new…
Can't Stop Cbus, local artists and community organizations have come together to launch the…
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By Tyler Buchanan
The reopening of Ohio means more people are out in public, and the…
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A plan to renovate a pair of historic buildings in Franklinton got another hearing…
By Tyler Buchanan
Amid a flurry of other legislative activity, two Republican state representatives introduced a…
By Tyler Buchanan
A government worker who fears for their health. An employee who is afraid…
The Trip to Greece
by George Wolf
"Exhausting? Me? You should meet you!"
Yes, the boys are…
The Numbers
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Bar Owner No More
November 17, 2017 12:33 pm
Lauren Sega
Double Happiness owner and booker Yalan Papillons has found a new direction. It’s why she’s put the venue up for sale, and why hip hop artists Mood and Lone Catalysts will be the last artists to grace the stage before it closes on Sunday, November 26. “I’m sad about it, but I feel like when […]
Grassroots: SURJ Columbus Uses “People Power” to Work Against Racial Injustice
February 18, 2017 8:00 am Lauren Sega
Getting involved in the fight for racial justice can be intimidating for the average white progressive. Where do you fit? How do you let your voice be heard without drowning out the black and brown voices of the movement? How do you contribute without coming off as a “white savior?” Showing Up for Racial Justice […]
Brain Science and Mental Healthcare Combine at Directions for Youth & Families
January 22, 2017 8:00 am Lauren Sega
Childhood trauma isn’t like an old t-shirt. It’s not something that can be tossed aside or outgrown. A woman who grew up with her father’s substance abuse, her mother’s incarceration, and the resulting physical and emotional neglect is 12 times more likely to attempt suicide. She’s at three times the risk for heart disease and […]
Grassroots: The Socialist Alternative Fights for the Working Class in Columbus
January 15, 2017 8:00 am Lauren Sega
If there’s mobilization behind a progressive policy, more than likely the Socialist Alternative is involved. The international organization, originating in the UK in the 50s and landing stateside in 1984, established its Columbus chapter in 2013. “We’re not a single issue organization,” said Kyle Landis, local activist and member of the Socialist Alternative. “Anywhere people […]
Grassroots: The Free Skool for Humans Breaks Educational Boundaries
December 29, 2016 8:10 pm Lauren Sega
Anyone who’s gone to school likely shares a similar notion of how things are supposed to go: one instructor stands in front of a group of students and tries to teach them something — physics, graphic design, Women and Gender Studies 101, how to sing or play an instrument — the list can go on […]
Grassroots: Yes We Can Wants Political Involvement to Become Mainstream
December 18, 2016 8:00 am Lauren Sega
Note: In this new profile series, CU will take a look at the goals and functions of Columbus’ grassroots organizations to spur community awareness and involvement in them. This is the first installment, so stay tuned for future profiles. For the concerned Columbusite, knowing how to get involved in neighborhood issues can be a task […]
Meet the Most Imaginative Bartender in Columbus
September 7, 2014 10:45 am
Ayana Wilson
When Annie Williams got into bartending years ago, it was with the same intention as many a wary drink slinger has: an easy way to make money while in college. She started, as most, honing her bottle-opening skills at sports bars, but the rest of her story diverges here a bit from the norm. A […]
