New system for primary; will it get a VOTE OF CONFIDENCE?
Simple and convenient.
That’s how election officials hope city voters will describe their experience when using vote centers for the first time...
Yats recommended for beverage license
A downtown Columbus restaurant has been recommended to receive the seventh of 10 available Riverfront alcoholic beverage licenses, which would allow it to add...
Shields High Class of ’53 sets Seymour reunion
The Shields High School Class of 1953 will have its 62nd class reunion June 20 at The Pines restaurant, 4289 U.S. 31 North, Seymour....
Prom night transportation drives up interest
ne of downtown Columbus’ most anticipated annual events has arrived.
Juniors and seniors from three high schools — Columbus North, Columbus East...
Museum showcasing art projects
Columbus’ kidscommons children’s museum will host 30 multi-disciplinary art projects Sunday that were created by school children throughout the state.
Five of...
Children’s advocacy vet says farewell — sort of
Twenty-two years after she helped one family stay together, she still remembers.
Anne Pringle battled plenty of self-doubt before she first spoke...
Program offers help to students from disadvantaged families
bout one in 10 Columbus Police Department officers gives up free time to help children, many from disadvantaged families, complete school assignments.
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Board considers broader protections
The Columbus Human Rights Commission has created an ad hoc study committee to determine how age, sexual orientation and gender identity could be added...
Masonic lodge sets barbecue fundraiser
St. John's Lodge Second Annual Barbeque Fundraiser will be 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at St. John's #20 Masonic Lodge, 4131 Rocky Ford...
Auditions planned for Willy Wonka
Staff Reports
Local actors and actresses have a shot at some sweet stage roles in an upcoming production.
Mill Race...
