Congratulations, Ohioans. We're living in the most terrifying state in the country.
If you're eerily excited about the Halloween season, you may crow in delight knowing the Buckeye State is considered the spookiest in the nation, according to a new study by My Baggage.
Read MoreThe Greater Columbus Arts Council has announced the opening of applications for the 2022 Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson Fellowship.
Launched in 2020, the fellowship celebrates the legacy of the late Columbus artist Aminah Robinson, who was known for channeling the experiences of her African ancestors through drawings, woodcuts and complex sculptures.
Read MoreWant a quick fix to satisfy your sweet tooth or quench your thirst for a well-crafted brew? We have just the place for you.
With the motto "Donut Worry. Beer Happy," the Donut and Beer Festival will offer a medley of palate-clashing offerings in Greater Columbus after three successful years in Michigan.
Read MoreWhen Tom Rieland, general manager of WOSU Public Media, thought about a change of venue and updates in 2016, the broadcast company had spent nearly 45 years in the basement of the Fawcett Center.
After speaking with Ohio State University administrators about a transition, Rieland began taking suggestions from WOSU staff.
Between the requests for new equipment and innovative programs, one constant emerged: more windows.
Read MoreAuthor, poet and essayist Hanif Abdurraqib has been named a 2021 MacArthur Fellow, and is among 25 recipients of the fellowship awarded every year by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The latest recipients were named Tuesday.
Read MoreThrough much of the country, access to clean and sustainable water is not an issue.
Unfortunately, other nations aren't so lucky.
One of the many places facing such scarcity is ZImbabwe, with countless villages lacking something essential to a country's daily life and continued development.
Thankfully, Columbus-based Drill 4 Life has had a hand in ensuring communities throughout the south African country gain access to water through the installation of wells.
Read MoreAlthough Kathryn Sullivan's days as CEO of the Center of Science and Industry have long ended, her passion for the field hasn't waned.
Along with her continued involvement at the nationally recognized museum, the former NASA astronaut has been tapped by President Joe Biden to join a council filled with the most distinguished leaders in science and technology.
Read MoreWith the fall performance season underway, many Columbus performing-arts organizations will require all patrons, staff and volunteers to show proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to attend indoor events starting Oct. 8.
This move comes in response to the notable rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations within Greater Columbus.
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