columbus – Page 5

Columbus Crews Comeback Falls Short as LAFC Advances in CONCACAF Champions Cup

Thursday, March 13 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Facing a three-goal deficit on aggregate, the Columbus Crew fell short in their comeback attempt against Los Angeles FC in the round of 16 of the CONCACAF Champions Cup. Columbus scored twice in the second leg Tuesday at Lower.com Field... Read More.

Hot Hits Weekend Best Bets – 3/7-3/9/2025

Friday, March 7 by Lyle F

Residents and visitors in Columbus and Central Ohio can look forward to a variety of events during the weekend of March 7-9, 2025. Here's a roundup of some notable happenings: Think Outside the Brick at Columbus Museum of Art The annual LEGO display, "Think Outside the... Read More.

Performers Announced for 2025 Gahanna’s Creekside Jazz and Blues Festival

Thursday, March 6 by Lyle F

Gahanna's Creekside Jazz and Blues Festival will return this year for its 26th event, taking place from June 13-15 in the Creekside District. The festival will feature over 30 local, regional, and national jazz and blues performers, along with family-friendly activities. Food, alcoholic beverages, and... Read More.

Intel’s “Ohio One” Project Delayed To 2030

Tuesday, March 4 by Lyle F

Intel announced it is delaying the construction of its Ohio One semiconductor factory project, valued at $28 billion, by about five years. The company's stock rose 3.6% to $23.92 on Friday, benefiting from a strong day for the chip sector overall. Intel now aims to finish... Read More.

Ohio Lawmakers Push to Expand Digital ID Usage in State

Thursday, February 27 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — About seven months ago, Ohio joined a small group of states allowing residents to carry their ID on their phones. Since then, use has been limited, prompting Ohio lawmakers to work on expanding the program through a bipartisan effort. “I think... Read More.

Ohio Addresses Accountant Shortage

Wednesday, February 26 by Lyle F

The country is experiencing a severe shortage of accountants, with most of the CPA workforce nearing retirement and fewer young accountants stepping in to replace them. To become a licensed CPA in all 50 states, candidates must complete 150 college credit hours—30 more than... Read More.

The Crew’s 30th Season: Championship Pursuit Amidst Challenges and Innovations

Tuesday, February 25 by Lyle F

The Columbus Crew is entering its 30th season, seeking its fourth MLS championship. Despite recent challenges, including the loss of key players Cucho Hernández and Christian Ramírez, Columbus remains a strong contender, having won two MLS Cups and other titles since 2020. The team... Read More.

Hot Hits’ Weekend Best Bets – Weekend of 2/21-23

Friday, February 21 by Lyle F

Residents of Columbus and Central Ohio can anticipate a variety of events during the weekend of February 21–23, 2025, encompassing theater, music, sports, and more. Theater and Performing Arts The Broadway musical "& Juliet" continues its run at the Ohio Theatre, with performances on Friday, February... Read More.

Ohio State University Study Explores Perception of Regional Accents

Thursday, February 20 by Lyle F

Are regional accents within Ohio noticeable to listeners? An Ohio State University study aimed to answer this question. Conducted at COSI’s Language Sciences Research Lab, the study analyzed how individuals perceive accents from various parts of Ohio, according to a news release. Findings indicate that,... Read More.

BLACKPINK Announces 2025 World Tour Dates

Wednesday, February 19 by Lyle F

BLACKPINK announced its highly anticipated 2025 world tour dates on Wednesday, Feb. 19, revealing that the global trek will kick off in July. The K-pop supergroup, consisting of Jennie, Rosé, Jisoo, and Lisa, announced that the limited run of shows will begin with performances on... Read More.

Stories tagged with: columbus