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City Council Candidate Profile: Scott Singratsomboune
October 29, 2019 4:10 pm
Taijuan Moorman
When Scott Singratsomboune tells people he’s running as an independent, people are immediately skeptical. He says the wheels start turning in people’s heads, trying to figure out whether he’s a “closet Democrat” or “closet Republican.” “They’re trying to figure out, well if he says it this way or uses this word, this is an indicator […]
City Council Candidate Profile: Tiffany White
October 28, 2019 12:26 pm Taijuan Moorman
The Wendy’s at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Nelson Road is the only restaurant in the Shepard neighborhood in North Central Columbus. It’s one of the things Columbus City Council candidate Tiffany White has witnessed the effect of in her neighborhood. And as a member of the North Central Area Commission, those problems are […]
Former NBC4 Anchor Mikaela Hunt Builds Community via New Channels
March 26, 2019 8:00 am Taijuan Moorman
For eight years Mikaela Hunt woke up with Columbus news viewers as one of four co-anchors on NBC4 Today. During those years, Hunt built a relationship with viewers as a part of their daily morning routines — almost as if they knew her. But after 17 years in TV journalism, an unexpected — and at […]
Dublin-Born Start-Up RenaissanceTech Celebrates Five Years
August 6, 2018 12:23 pm
Lauren Sega
Dublin-grown company RenaissanceTech is celebrating five years of business, a milestone for any start-up. The company, offering Infor CPQ software and consulting, had a modest beginning, with co-owners Jeremy Finley and Benjamin Karam working out of each other’s houses for the first six months. This past April, they moved into their free-standing office building at […]
Local Artist Spotlight: Illustrator & Designer Christian Cimoroni
July 6, 2018 10:18 am Taijuan Moorman
Illustrator and designer Christian Cimoroni is keen on representation. He himself represents a host of identities as an LGBTQ artist and Columbus College of Art and Design alum, while his work sets out to give everyone a voice, or rather, an image. Cimoroni’s day job is at PrintSyndicate, a local t-shirt company where he designs trendy items […]
In the Kitchen with Executive Chef Avishar Barua of Middle West’s Service Bar
January 29, 2018 12:10 pm Lauren Sega
“There’s two ways you can go about it: you can be snooty about it and say ‘I don’t like fast food, or you can be like, ‘Fast food is the ultimate food,’” says Avishar Barua, Middle West Spirits Service Bar Executive Chef, “because they spend billions of dollars on research to make the perfect food.” […]
In the Kitchen: Executive Chef Jack Moore of Watershed Kitchen & Bar
December 27, 2017 11:45 am Lauren Sega
There’s something about that small town Ohio palate. Canned green beans. Mashed potatoes. Well done steak. It’s comfortable and familiar, even to Jack Moore, Executive Chef at Watershed Kitchen & Bar. When Moore was growing up, green beans were green beans, not haricot verts. They were soft, not crispy. And they were canned, not fresh. […]
