Part One
The shame of the city
What happened to the University District?
The area adjacent to The Ohio State University in the middle of Columbus, Ohio, was once a distinctive,...
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20 April 2022
Columbus searches in vain for an identity, bouncing ridiculously from Cowtown to Crop Town, Cap City, Arch City, Buckeyeville, Nationwide or Crew City, or Number 14 or 15 (in population rank among U.S. cities). None of those fit the...
14 April 2022
I call the public’s attention to today’s radical, unprecedented, unconstitutional, and inhumane campaign to ban books in schools. It combines intersecting dimensions that span history, education, child development, and respect for the...
07 April 2022
To your surprise, perhaps, my answer is an emphatic, unqualified NO. In this Busting Myths column, I will be schematic, but I am prepared to expand my understanding of both city and state in response to readers’ questions. For...
04 April 2022
Joe Motil, former Columbus City Council candidate and longtime community advocate who is strongly considering running for Mayor in 2023, states that, “It is long overdue that Mayor Ginther, Columbus City Council and our Franklin County...
30 March 2022
Joe Motil, former Columbus City Council candidate and longtime community advocate who is strongly considering running for Mayor in 2023 states that, “Mayor Ginther’s continued Enterprise Zone tax abatement hand outs at the Rickenbacker...
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