As the 1960s gave way to the 1970s, TV newscasts were dominated by the Vietnam War and other controversies that were tearing American society apart. Meanwhile, TV’s fictional offerings stuck to relatively benign topics such as...
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05 August 2016
Ohio Governor John Kasich is suspected of giving Dayton and Ohio a black eye by pulling the plug on the presidential debate.
And once again, the “poodles” in the Ohio press corps...
05 August 2016
Radioactivity is on the loose at nuclear sites in Southern Ohio and Kentucky. Two plants that are supposed to process rusting cylinders containing radioactive and chemically dangerous substances are not operating. These...
05 August 2016
UPS is the world’s biggest package-delivery corporation and has a major hub on the west side. Earlier this year the hub was awarded a property tax abatement by Columbus City Council and it should save UPS $10.4 million over...
03 August 2016
Sat, Aug 6, 6-8pm, University Baptist Church, 50 W. Lane Ave.
This concert will commemorate the 71st anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Rocco Di Pietro, a local composer and a Columbus...
03 August 2016
As we go to press, the devastating numbers are coming in from the special election polls. It appears Issue One has failed.
At the crux of the anti-Issue One campaign was the Big Lie that the idea of a city with...
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