A new memoir details the Bexley writer’s quest to connect with her grandparents, Highlights for Children executives, who died ...

Columbus native Dennis Kerr came home to found Hope Thru Housing, a residential treatment facility modeled from his own story ...

Summertime brings a seemingly nonstop set of entertainment options to Columbus, including Fourth of July events, concerts, movies, festivals and nationally known entertainers. Here is a curated ...

Winning Bets: Women’s sports are having a moment, highlighted by the hype and excitement surrounding record-setting basketball player Caitlin Clark. Logan, however, has been ahead of the curve, making ...

Home in Ohio, the OhioHealth Foundation’s marquee biannual fundraising event, was held in September in the Signature Aviation ...

The second annual Bottoms Up, created by Dave and Jason Annecy to celebrate mid-century barware, will be held in downtown Lancaster June 26-29. Enjoy glassware, food, drink and clothing vendors, as ...

Oakland Nursery and Oakland Home were picked by readers as the Best Garden Center, Best Place for Home Decor and Best Place ...

When Jordan A. Miller Jr. retired as Fifth Third Bank’s regional president and CEO in 2018, he was sure of one thing: “I was gonna do something, but I wasn't gonna work.” Miller had served some 35 ...

Aardvark was voted Best Wine and Best Beer Shop by Columbus Monthly readers, Ray Ray's won for Best Food Truck and Best Barbecue.

After the Civil War, more and more Southern blacks began moving to Columbus, initially living in close proximity to whites. But the racial makeup of Columbus began to change most dramatically around ...

Walking into Flour Modern Pasta Bar, the whimsical, bright pink space and vibrant décor suggest you have stepped into an upscale place. The house-made bread, salad dressings and pasta—which is made ...

Sarah Irvin Clark’s superpower is placing others at the center of every conversation. Janet Chen of ProMusica Chamber Orchestra reflects as Irvin PR turns 20.