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Columbus is losing breweries amid rising costs, lower demand

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Yellow Springs Brewery announced it will close its Clintonville taproom this week, the latest in a series of local breweries shutting down this year. “When you see the closings, it sucks, especially for those that work so hard to grow those businesses and and make them successful,” Bob Szuter, co-owner of […]

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On Development: Local challenges become regional

The Fifth by Northwest neighborhood in Columbus is a narrow stretch from King Avenue on the north and Third Street on the south, and from the Olentangy River west to Wyandotte Road in Upper Arlington. Its residents live mostly in mid-20th Century row houses and apartments, and in hundreds of...

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Vivek Ramaswamy says he wants voters to hold him accountable on campaign priorities

Vivek Ramaswamy cast his ballot in Upper Arlington Tuesday morning. Should he win, he says he looks forward to voters holding him accountable on campaign priorities.

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Columbus residents can recycle yard signs and compost pumpkins through November

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — With Election Day over, local communities are encouraging residents to recycle their campaign yard signs and compost fall pumpkins through several free drop-off programs running until late November. The City of Upper Arlington is accepting election signs for recycling at the Municipal Services Center at...

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Discussing down-ballot race results from Tuesday's midterms

We've spent a lot of time talking about the governor's race, the U.S. Senate, and the "Blue Wave," but there were lots of other issues on Tuesday's ballot. Down ballot races range from school levies to data center referendums to statehouse races to social service levies. Some specific races on...

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Nearly 300,000 central Ohioans voted early, but nearly 20K mail-in ballots haven't been returned

It is a banner year for early voting in central Ohio, but there are still several thousand ballots that were requested through the mail which haven't been returned to county boards of elections. After early voting concluded Sunday, the seven counties that make up central Ohio reported nearly 300,000 early...

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Columbus Shop Pursuit Made the White Suit Acton Wore on Election Night

The white suit Gov.-elect Amy Acton wore to deliver her victory speech on election night was made in Columbus. The Columbus Dispatch reported on Thursday, Nov. 5, that the suit came from Pursuit, the custom clothing company based in the Short North Arts District, putting a hometown business at the center of one of the […]

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Why your local farmer works 40 hours in town

Garth Ruff is a beef cattle specialist for The Ohio State University’s Cooperative Extension in Morgan County. The job involves plenty of travel and some overtime, but the end of the work day brings Ruff no relief. His work week is “right around 45 hours,” he told Straight Arrow....

Morgan County, OH · 10d

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Dr. Amy Acton wins Ohio gubernatorial race

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Columbus breaks ground on southwest park that's part of McCoy Park replacement plan

Columbus officials broke ground on Greenleaf Park on the city's southwest side Thursday morning. The 8.9-acre park on Brown Road is expected to have an accessible playground, sports fields and courts, a walking path, an open-air shelter and a parking lot. It's being built on land that the city bought in 2023.

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The Financial Wire

An Ohio doctor and clinic manager pleaded guilty to taking about $1.6 million from Medicaid through more than 27,000 false telehealth claims

Dr. Patrick Muffley of Lewis Center and Lisa Fillhart of Lima pleaded guilty on Oct. 19 in Franklin County Common Pleas Court in a scheme that took about $1.6 million ($1,645,052) from Ohio’s Medicaid program, Attorney General Andy Wilson’s office announced on Oct. 21, 2026. The state says the two submitted more than 27,000 fraudulent... The post An Ohio doctor and clinic manager pleaded guilty to taking about $1.6 million from Medicaid through more than 27,000 false telehealth claims appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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Pickerington suspends extracurricular activities after levy failure

Pickerington, OH · 8d

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Ohio voters reject data center developments across multiple communities

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NBC4 Columbus

Columbus-area school ballot issues: Results for November 2026

Several central Ohio school districts turned to voters with long-term decisions about their buildings and operating budgets on the ballot.

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Nine Ohio Drive-In Theaters Still Worth Pulling Into Before They Close For Winter

One Ohio drive-in has been flickering movies onto an outdoor screen since 1937. That means it was showing films before most of our grandparents learned to ride a bike. I love that detail. Even better, it is far from alone. Across Ohio, old screens still glow after sunset, and some...

Ohio · 10d

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Franklin County Board of Commissioners general session, Oct. 13, 2026

Columbus Documenters are trained community members paid to report on public meetings. Want to become a Documenter? Check them out here. Learn more about Signal Columbus. And if you are looking for news that connects the Statehouse to your house, check out Signal Statewide. Documenter name: Nyshia Gentry. Agency: Franklin...

Columbus, OH · 9d

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Columbus residents encouraged to recycle campaign yard signs after Election Day

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — After campaign sides flooded Columbus yards during a busy election season, Columbus officials are encouraging residents to recycle them instead of throwing them away. Keep Columbus Beautiful said yard signs can sit in landfills for hundreds or even thousands of years, but many of the materials used to make them can […]

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Bookstore featuring literary-inspired candles to open in Gahanna

GAHANNA, Ohio (WCMH) – A bookstore featuring literary-inspired candles will soon open its doors in Gahanna. The Bibliophile Candle Co. is preparing to relocate from 5454 N. Hamilton Road in northeast Columbus to 116 Mill St. in Gahanna’s Creekside District. The original location will close on Nov. 7 before the new shop opens on Nov. […]

Gahanna, OH · 8d

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Music turns voting into a celebration

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – DJs have been deployed throughout central Ohio to bring some fun to voting DJs at the Polls is part of a nonpartisan national initiative aimed at making a celebration out of Election Day. The organization hired local DJs to be outside 56 polling places in Columbus and Reynoldsburg, focusing on communities […]