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A free Columbus job fair is connecting people with felony records to second-chance employers, resources, and support services.
Curious about the priciest homes on the market? Check out these stunning listings that offer big square footage and luxury amenities.
Columbus Humane is offering free pet vaccine clinics across Franklin County through October, making care more accessible for local families.
Finding a cool mural or art installation has never been easier. Here are our favorite public art installations around town.
Take a look inside the $6M New Albany estate that’s currently the most expensive home for sale in Franklin County.
New data shows arts funding is declining nationally. Here’s how Ohio compares and why the numbers matter for communities.
Applications are open for the 2026 Big Local Arts Village at the Columbus Arts Festival. Here’s how local artists can apply.
Peek inside Jaeger Square, the Columbus apartments where Love Is Blind couples stayed, complete with rooftops, terraces, and luxe amenities.
Short North Stage will unveil a new marquee at the historic Garden Theater, highlighting the venue’s role in the Short North arts scene.
An Ohio-based artist will create a massive new public artwork at Bridge Park in Dublin. Applications are open through Jan. 30.
Thanks to our readers, a December fundraiser raised $1,498 for the Mid-Ohio Food Collective, helping provide up to 3,746 meals.
A serene new indigo-inspired exhibition by Dayton artist Suki Kwon is coming to the McConnell Arts Center this winter.
Ready to cross some stuff off the list for the kiddos? Skip the shipping delays and shop locally this year.
The Holiday Wish program welcomes a variety of gifts and donations to cater to the diverse needs and wishes of the children.
Nearly 400,000 glass tiles just transformed Italian Village Park into one of Columbus’ most beautiful public art spots.
Here’s a look at some of our most cherished stereotypes, why there’s a kernel of truth to them, and why we can’t help but laugh.
Nobody in Columbus does Halloween quite like Bryden Road. If you’ve been looking for the perfect bit of spooky fun, you’ve found it!
This stunning Victorian home on Franklin Avenue officially wins Halloween. It looks like it’s straight out of a movie.