Most of us have been confined to our houses or immediate vicinities for many months, possibly even cancelling trips elsewhere, but as you begin to feel more comfortable we encourage you to choose a new area of the city for a staycation in the coming…
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Columbus’ sports teams are back in action. With just one tie and no losses so far, the Crew SC look to continue their streak in their first round of 16 game against Minnesota United FC at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, July 28. Plus, the Blue Jackets begin…
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Some might call Columbus the ice cream capital of the country. We wouldn’t call them wrong... According to the International Dairy Foods Association, Americans consume about 23 gallons of ice cream each year, on average. In 1984, President Ronald…
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Columbus has a storied golf history, as the birthplace of Jack Nicklaus and home to his Memorial Tournament, presented by Nationwide. In fact, Columbus is home to four courses that rank in the nation’s top 100, and two of them – The Golf Club and…
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One of Columbus’ storied distilleries, Middle West Spirits, has been doing their best to make lemonade out of lemons throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. When the world seemingly came to a halt in March, the team immediately decided to use their…
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The summer heat is getting extreme out there and with many pools closed, families might be staying inside to stay cool. However, you can still beat the heat by taking a kayak or canoe out on a natural waterway and get refreshed while enjoying the…
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Wearing a mask is a sign of kindness, of compassion for your community. In Columbus, it's also mandatory for anyone over the age of six in all public spaces where six-feet of social distancing cannot be maintained. Exemptions include people with…
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One of the best and safest things to do right now in Columbus is to explore the region's bountiful metro parks and gardens. With huge network of greenway trails connecting all quarters of the city, there are so many a paths waiting to be trodden…
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When Covid-19 shut the city down in March and many of us stayed home, hospitality workers stayed on the frontlines and did their best to keep our local restaurants, retail establishments, hotels, attractions, and other business running. They greeted…
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