After nearly a year of quarantine, social distancing and closures, the National Veterans Memorial and Museum has returned to regularly-scheduled hours and in-person events.
The museum is now open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays.
Read MoreAs the summer gardening season approaches, companies have doubled up on seeds and other supplies to avoid potential shortages following last year's surge in demand.
Kelly Funk, the president of Park Seed, an e-commerce gardening seed retailer based in South Carolina, said the company has doubled its supply of top-selling products to account for the unprecedented demand that took place in 2020.
Read MoreAs a former hairstylist and makeup artist, Sharon Gordon never imagined she would operate her own TV network, one that has positioned her as a pioneer in the Black media industry.
Gordon's journey began with a desire to change the narrative about Black communities in the media.
"In my opinion, when I would see and view news about us in the mainstream (media), very seldom was it good news. It was still murder, death, kill," Gordon, 57, said.
Read MoreAcademy Award-winning actor George Clooney will produce a docuseries, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter, centered on the decades-long sexual abuse scandal at Ohio State University.
The series, according to the Reporter, will detail the long list of allegations against former Ohio State sports doctor Richard Strauss.
Read MoreInspired by the Marvel film "Black Panther," entrepreneur Maurice Womack was motivated to build an educational ecosystem for Black learners.
Embracing the mantra "knowledge is power," Womack, 42, and his wife Erica, 41, developed a communal learning platform called the Wokanda App.
Read MoreThe Columbus Museum of Art on Wednesday announced that the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation has permanently endowed a $1 million gift to the organization to support a rotating two-year fellowship for emerging museum professionals.
This rotating fellowship, named the Lichtenstein Foundation Curatorial Fellowship for Diversity and Inclusion in the Arts, is the latest outcome of a partnership between the museum and the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation.
Read MoreTo honor the contributions Black women have made throughout Columbus' rich history, community service group BREATHE and Easton Town Center have collaborated for a monthlong tribute.
Read MoreIn the seven years he has worked in the sports management business, entrepreneur Ronnie Steward has noticed a trend of missed opportunities, leaving many athletes without the resources needed to expand their brands outside of their sports.
Following experience as a sports representation executive at New York City-based Roc Nation Sports and as the business manager of NBA player Trey Burke, Steward decided to launch his own endeavor – Focus Sports Ventures.
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