As I continue my search for Columbus’ history and identity, I regularly rediscover the City’s and the city’s willful lack of the foundational elements for a modern city. I return to its absence of typical city reforms toward...
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17 July 2022
On July 18th at noon, Ohioans will gather in three cities - Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland - for a Day of Hope.
The three events will take place on the anniversary of the last person to be executed in Ohio (Robert Van Hook, ...
16 July 2022
"This guy cannot sing."
That was my initial impression of the husky hippie guitar player fronting the band who followed The Neil Show!, namely Electric Orange Peel, on the late Friday afternoon white Gazebo Stage.
Soon I...
16 July 2022
Saturday, July 16, 12noon, Ohio Statehouse
Join the nationwide March for Trans Justice on Saturday, July 16. Ohio rallies will take place in Akron, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, Columbus, Delaware, and more, beginning at 12noon....
15 July 2022
Be careful what you wish for, as the City and Neighbors 4 More Neighbors push for more urban density
In what arguably is the Midwest’s largest boomtown, City of Columbus leadership and the grassroots effort “Neighbors 4 More Neighbors” have been seeking greater housing density for Columbus’s downtown and nearby neighborhoods, such as...
15 July 2022
Joe Motil, former Columbus City Council candidate and longtime community advocate who is now circulating petitions to run for Mayor in the 2023 May primary election states,” I have been publicly outspoken about wasting city tax dollars...
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