Editorial: Columbus City Tax Abatements Are Counter Productive, Hurt Columbus Children, And Contribute To The Affordable Housing Crisis
Editorial by Joe Motil, 2019 Columbus City Council Candidate
Politics
The Vote To Add New Qualifying Conditions For Medical Marijuana In Ohio Has Been Delayed
Patients must wait at least another month to see if the Ohio State Medical board will approve two new conditions.
Columbus Will Be Lighting Up Orange In Honor Of National Gun Violence Awareness Day
Orange is the new everything.
Insist That Your Children Cry Quietly
Drag 101, ectopic pregnancies, and child-rearing advice from the fringe.
These 11 Photos Show How Drastically Columbus Neighborhoods Are Changing
Take a walk in nearly any neighborhood around Columbus and you’ll see “For Sale” signs in front of homes with freshly painted trim and manicured yards. These homes are often scattered amongst older homes, some of which are vacant.
Are Columbus’ Historic Districts Preserving History Or Pricing People Out?
Historic district designation often leads to increased home prices.
The Surprisingly Diversity Rich Suburbs Of Columbus
The 5 most racially diverse suburbs in Franklin County. Are any of these surprising?
‘Flag Wars’ Helped Me See Systems Of Racism In Housing And Its Effects On My Own Family
My junior year of high school, about 8 years ago, I stayed with my grandma in the Dublin-Granville Road area. It was more convenient to go from her house to school or work rather than staying at my house with my mother and sister. The time and lessons that I learned from grandmother are things …
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Ready or Not, Columbus is Booming
A Gloomy Beginning In 1871, the brand new Columbus Dispatch ran a front page article of a man recounting a visit he made to the city as a young boy in 1844. The man wrote about coasting into the city on a canal boat and disembarking not far from High Street. He spoke of a …
