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Opinion: Some Sensible Options to Replace the Columbus Statue
It might be Columbus was a little overdue for...
Columbus Politics
Letter to the Editor: Protecting our Youth From the Dangers of Vaping
I am writing today representing Franklinton Prep High School...
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Opinion: The Farm Crest Bakeries Building is a Building Worth Saving
Despite what you might hope, Columbus’s days of tearing...
Features
Opinion: AI Will Play Little Role in the Future of Local Journalism
The most hot button topic in the world of...
Metro
Letter to the Editor: In Response to ‘City Passes Stronger Tree Protections’
This is an often contentious issue with private home...
Ohio Politics
Letter to the Editor: Frank LaRose, Where is My Absentee Ballot?
On October 19th, I left my new office in Washington DC during my lunch break and ran down the street to eagerly mail my...
Opinion
Opinion: Clintonville NIMBYs Couldn’t be More Wrong on Zoning Updates
Several planning officials with the City of Columbus have been busy this year, touring from neighborhood to neighborhood to spread information and gather feedback...
Features
Opinion: There’s One Big Thing We Get Wrong About Economic Segregation
No research paper in recent years has had as much impact upon the City of Columbus as the 2015 University of Toronto report titled...
Ohio Politics
Letter to the Editor: In response to proposed House Bill 245: drag performers are not obscene
BY: Valerie J YockeyAs I write this letter I find myself staring at the date. It’s hard to believe that it has been 127...
Opinion
Opinion: Threads is an Unnecessary Twitter Replacement
New social media app “Threads” officially launched today, and the internet is abuzz with excitement. As Twitter has quickly gone downhill under Elon Musk's...
Features
Opinion: Capitalism Destroyed This Historic Building and More is on the Way
Ok, yes that headline is clickbaity. But hear me out now that I have your attention.The historic warehouse buildings at 260 E. Naghten Street...
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