• Coronavirus Update: Craft Brewers Legislation, Food Assistance & More

    Coronavirus Update: Craft Brewers Legislation, Food Assistance & More
    The Numbers COVID-19 cases — As of Tuesday, Sept. 8, 18,287 cases and 456 deaths from COVID-19 have been reported or are probable in Columbus and Worthington. Countywide, 24,758 cases and 619 deaths from COVID-19 have been reported by Columbus Public Health and Franklin County Public Health. Statewide, 131,992 cases and 4,298 deaths have been confirmed […]
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  • Lightning Strikes Bellows School in Franklinton

    Lightning Strikes Bellows School in Franklinton
    The former Bellows School in Franklinton was struck by lightning last night, but the owner of the building insists that the damage was minimal and that renovation plans are still on track. Yhezkel Levi, who bought the historic building in 2014 and announced plans to convert it into condos in 2017, told CU that Columbus […]
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  • First Look: Barrio

    First Look: Barrio
    Just in time for Taco Tuesday, Cleveland-based Barrio opens the doors to its first Columbus location today, Tuesday, September 8. The build-your-own-taco joint took over the former home of Winking Lizard at 1416 W. Fifth Ave. in Fifth by Northwest. Options abound on the menu that features a little something for everyone, from the carnivore […]
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  • City Heads Up Fight Against Trump Administration’s Assault on Postal Service

    City Heads Up Fight Against Trump Administration’s Assault on Postal Service
    Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein has announced that the City of Columbus and other municipalities have filed an amicus brief opposing recent U.S. Postal Service changes that have “slowed critically important mail delivery,” according to a press release from the city attorney’s office. The brief, filed by 32 local and tribal governments and the Public […]
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  • Don’t Vote Twice, Ohio Secretary of State Office Says

    Don’t Vote Twice, Ohio Secretary of State Office Says
    By Tyler Buchanan Ohio elections officials are urging voters to take advantage of absentee voting this fall, noting it is a safe option amid the coronavirus pandemic. President Donald Trump has repeatedly spread misinformation about the practice of voting by mail, and this week has encouraged voters to potentially cast multiple ballots — an illegal practice that is a fourth-degree […]
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