Add another in the rooftop bar and patio column for Columbus. Lumin SkyBar will…
Home-based Three Bites Bakery will graduate to its own brick-and-mortar space this summer at…
Who am I? Why am I here? These are questions some of us ask all of…
The emcee for the 2021 CCAD Fashion Show drive-in experience on May 14 will…
CCAD is presenting their 2021 Senior Fashion Show in a socially-distant way. After canceling…
The Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) Fashion Show presented by L Brands…
Jarrod Turnbull first started with Evolution Theatre Company as an acting apprentice during its…
When walking into the Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., on a…
If this pandemic has offered us anything of benefit, it's been ample time to…
Most major American cities, at this rate, have a Poet Laureate floating through their…
Columbus Landmarks has released its annual Most Endangered Buildings list, highlighting eight buildings - and one…
A makeover is planned for the South Wind Motel, which has stood at 919…
The City of Columbus has reached a settlement of $10,000,000 with the family of…
In many ways, the positions Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio President and CEO Iris E.…
A lawsuit brought by the ACLU of Ohio has been settled with the City…
Remember all those trailers from the Before Times? So many movies, just aging and…
Welcome to the weekend. Seems like we might be frost free now, so get…
The soccer team formerly known as the Columbus Crew SC formally announced a reband…CD102.5 Returns to Local FM Airwaves as CD92.9
November 22, 2020 4:00 pm
Walker Evans
After just three weeks of being off the air in Central Ohio, locally-owned alternative rock station CD102.5 has returned to a different spot on the dial: CD92.9FM. The station went online-only on November 1st after failing to reach an agreement with the owner of the FCC license. “We are ecstatic to get back to the business […]
CD102.5 Leaving the FM Airwaves, Going All Digital
October 31, 2020 4:15 pm
Susan Post
CD102.5 is in its last hours on the FM airwaves. “Recently, we were unable to reach an agreement with the owner of the FCC License, and at 12:01am on November 1st, CD102.5 will leave the FM airwaves,” a social media post from CD102.5 announced. However, it’s not the end of the beloved Columbus station. “Make […]
You Inc. Live! at Endeavor Brewing
Event open to all! This event is a fundraiser for WCBE; come support your local radio! There will be giveaways of merchandise and tickets to shows. We will be doing a very special You Inc. LIVE! hosted by Ria Grieff with a super secret guest you will NOT want to miss speaking on the tool […]
Replenish + You: A Guided Meditation Experience
Exclusive spa day for WCBE listeners at Replenish Spa in Historic Downtown Columbus, nestled on the skirt of Franklin Park and Topiary Garden behind the Columbus Metropolitan Main Library and sculpture garden. Enjoy a mini-seminar on Boundaries led by our very own host Ria Greiff of You Inc. & YouTune, our weekly locally produced shows […]
You Inc. LIVE at Grandview Theater
Pop in for a rare on-camera EQ Master AMA with Ria Greiff of WCBE’s You Inc. & YouTune LIVE at the Grandview Theater. Feeling camera shy? You can tweet to @youinc, direct message @riagreiff on fb or twitter, call or text to (614) 307-6900! Dan Mushalko will be live on the air at WCBE Studios […]
“24 on 24” : a 24-Hour Marathon Fundraiser for WCBE
“24 on 24” is a 24-hour marathon event on Thursday, May 24th to raise the operating funds WCBE 90.5 FM fell short during its Spring drive. WCBE President and Amazing Science Emporium host, Dan Mushalko, will be live on the air from noon on 5/24 to noon on 5/25 to inspire the community to donate […]
Community Radio Station WCRS Goes Off The Air
December 6, 2016 12:40 pm Walker Evans
Representatives from low-powered community radio station WCRS 102.1FM reported today that the station has gone off the air as of last week, due to an agreement with the City of Columbus not being renewed. The station has utilized a city-controlled communications tower at Morse Road and I-270 for the past ten years. “The City had […]
