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Density creates the critical mass that can put local restaurants within walking distance of other shops and neighborhood services and attractions.
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Andrea Myers comes full-circle with progressive mural at the Line
The Columbus artist once took drawing classes in the building that now houses the new restaurant and hospitality training center founded by Service!
‘Pitchfork Populism’ Over Data Centers Rattles Ohio’s U.S. Senate Race
The issue, which barely registered with candidates last year, looms large in a race that could determine control of Congress.
Eric Shonkwiler wants to help you survive societal collapse
The Columbus author will celebrate the release of ‘Red Prepper: Building Collective Resilience in an Age of Collapse’ with an event at Prologue Bookshop on Thursday, Oct. 22.
Take a leisurely stroll through the woods with Seanie Barron
The Irish artist’s new exhibition of hand-carved walking sticks kicks off at No Place Gallery with an opening reception today (Friday, Oct. 16).
The rapid origination of Andy’s Law
Tensions between guards and the incarcerated at Ross Correctional Institution went from bad to worse following the 2024 murder of corrections officer Andy Lansing. Now, the prison could serve as a restrictive model of what’s to come under consequential House Bill 338.
The billionaire-backed think tank that wants to change harm reduction and homeless policy
Joe Lonsdale’s Cicero Institute contends that we can arrest our way out of the housing crisis, and that states must enforce laws ‘prohibiting open drug use, urban squatting, camping, and loitering.’