Quarter Horse Congress Youth Contests Take Spotlight in Columbus Oct. 13-14
COLUMBUS — The show pen is not the only arena at the All American Quarter Horse Congress this week. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 13-14, the spotlight shifts to youth…
Ohio State Heads to Unbeaten Indiana With Jeremiah Smith Chasing Big Ten Record
COLUMBUS — No. 4 Ohio State heads into one of the biggest games of its season on Saturday, traveling to Bloomington to face unbeaten No. 5 Indiana at noon on…
RaceTrac to Open First Columbus-Area Store in West Jefferson on Oct. 15
WEST JEFFERSON — RaceTrac will open its first location in the Columbus metropolitan area this week, bringing the 92-year-old convenience store and gas station chain into a new Ohio market.…
Blue Jackets Activate Riley Bezeau, Loan Forward to Cleveland Monsters
COLUMBUS — The Columbus Blue Jackets have activated forward Riley Bezeau off the Injured/Non-Roster list and loaned him to the Cleveland Monsters, the team’s American Hockey League affiliate, the club…
East Broad Street’s First Construction Phase to Wrap in October 2027
COLUMBUS — Drivers on the Far East Side will be living with construction barrels on East Broad Street for another year. The first phase of the city’s safety improvements to…
190-Year-Old Hoster Brewing to Close Columbus Brewery on Oct. 31
COLUMBUS — A historic Columbus brewing name is closing its doors — again. Hoster Brewing Company announced Sept. 23 that its brewery and taproom at 653 N. James Road will…
Columbus Day in Central Ohio: What’s Open and Closed on October 12
COLUMBUS — Central Ohioans heading out on Columbus Day may find their routines disrupted Monday, as the federal holiday brings closures and schedule changes across the region. The City of…
Columbus Has 2.23 Million People and Barely 6,000 Homes for Sale
COLUMBUS — The central Ohio housing market has cooled from its pandemic frenzy, but buyers hoping for relief keep running into the same wall: there simply are not enough homes.…
Columbus Scales Down Temporary Shelter Beds, Spending by $4 Million
COLUMBUS — Columbus is scaling back its temporary shelter program for people experiencing homelessness, cutting bed capacity and trimming spending by roughly $4 million as officials shift the strategy toward…
Columbus Seeks Residents for New Non-Police Crisis Response Advisory Board
COLUMBUS — Columbus is looking for residents to help oversee a new program that will send clinicians, rather than police officers, to some emergency calls involving mental health crises. Applications…