In Columbus, lifestyle news means culture, family dynamics, local home trends and the everyday choices residents make. Reporting covers the shifts in habits and activities that define the way the city lives.
The university will not remove Les Wexner's name from several campus buildings despite hundreds of complaints tied to his association with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Should universities remove donor names from buildings over controversial associations?
A fire leveled the Columbus landmark on Taylor Road following reports of a suspected break-in earlier this week.
A vehicle collision at a busy Columbus intersection leaves multiple children hospitalized and one in critical condition.
The archives department is highlighting campus history through a new social media series titled Terrifying Tuesday.
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Do you think small local restaurants are more likely to succeed with a single location?
The Moroccan-French restaurant shuttered its Columbus cafe after less than a year, while its Dublin location remains open.
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Should your city use public money to boost security at community nonprofits?
The Columbus nonprofit in the Hilltop neighborhood reported rising crime and security concerns earlier this year.
Day to day, that means cultural trends, household spending, shifting family structures and recreational pursuits. The coverage extends across the city and the communities around it. Changes in the local housing market often dictate how households manage their budgets and their time. Household habits change noticeably as the city grows and as the economy influences the way people choose to spend their leisure hours.
