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…She’s Got Faith: Female Religious Leaders in Central Ohio
As the globe moves further in the direction of gender equality, women have assumed leadership roles in countless fields, including leaders of various faith traditions. While some religions have long embraced female leaders, others are slow to move in this direction. That is also true for places of worship in Central Ohio. What roles have […]
Thousands Take Part in 2018 Women’s March in Columbus
January 21, 2018 9:25 pm
Katherine Forbes 
On the first anniversary of President Trump’s inauguration, and the first day of the government shutdown, a crowd of an estimated 3,000 Central Ohio residents gathered at the Ohio Convention Center for the Women’s March 2018. Organized by Socialist Alternative and the Women’s March Ohio – Columbus Region, in addition to marching, the sizable crowd […]
Pay Equity Plan Designed to Help Close Wage Gap in Columbus
November 6, 2017 12:11 pm
Walker Evans 
Last Thursday, the Columbus Women’s Commission announced a new plan to help close the wage gap across genders and races in Columbus. The new plan, known in full as “The Columbus Commitment: Achieving Pay Equity” already has 60 organizations signed to the voluntary pledge. “We all know that investing in women strengthens the economic backbone of […]
Women in Digital Annual Conference
October 26, 2017 4:00 am
Jed Get psyched. The Annual Conference is here.We’re going all in to make it the best yet: 900 seats for keynotes and main stage Breakout workshops + executive track VIP members-only lounge Happy hours andlunch outings in Short North and Franklinton Swag bags and t-shirts Tickets: https://womenin.digital/annual-conference/.
Local Artist Spotlight: Tiffany Christopher Focuses on Community and Culture
October 13, 2017 1:45 pm
Anne Evans 
With the celebrations of Halloween and Día de los Muertos approaching, there is no better local artist to chat with than Tiffany Christopher of Memoire Arts. Christopher has a show of new work, Cuentos (Stories), tonight (October 13) at 400 West Rich in the Northern Gallery. Viewing is from 6-10 p.m., or by private appointment […]
Columbus Makes Art Presents: Alexis Wilson on a Life in Dance and Working in Columbus
March 23, 2017 8:00 am
Jane D’Angelo 
Alexis Wilson has had a distinguished and varied career in dance. She is the daughter of Billy Wilson, a celebrated Broadway choreographer and her mother, who was a prima ballerina. She’s performed classically and commercially all over the world, and she has written and published poetry, a full length musical and a memoir, Not So […]
First Lady Announces Commission for Women’s Advancement
December 8, 2016 1:32 pm
Lauren Sega 
First Lady Shannon Ginther announced the inaugural class of the Columbus Women’s Commission today. The Commission’s 16 members come from a range of backgrounds, but all will help to fulfill the established goal of advancing women in four areas of life: pay equity, housing and safety, health and nutrition, and workforce development and education. “Women […]
