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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.

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.

Explore Grandview Heights with the New Puzzle Path Adventure

Wednesday, February 19 by Lyle F

The Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation Department has launched a new initiative called the Puzzle Path, a virtual journey allowing residents to explore various locations while collecting puzzle pieces. The program began on Jan. 29 and will continue through June 30. Residents can participate by... Read More.

Help Name the New Restaurant at Zoombezi Bay

Tuesday, February 18 by Lyle F

A new restaurant is making a splash at Zoombezi Bay, and the Columbus Zoo is leaving its naming up to the community. Set to open next summer, the restaurant's name will be chosen through a community vote on Facebook. Participants can choose from a list... Read More.

UPDATE: Former Ohio State Football Coach Sworn in as Ohio Lt. Governor

Thursday, February 13 by Lyle F

Jim Tressel, the former Ohio State football coach, has officially been sworn in as Ohio's new lieutenant governor. This comes two days after being named by Gov. Mike DeWine as his choice for the role. Tressel was confirmed by the Ohio House of Representatives and... Read More.

Legoland Columbus Seeks Next Lego Mini-Master for Global Competition Debut

Wednesday, February 12 by Lyle F

The search for the next Legoland mini-master model builder in Columbus is underway, with the 2025 competition offering higher stakes than in previous years. The competition, hosted by Legoland Discovery Center, invites builders under 18 to display their creativity for the title of Columbus' 2025... Read More.

Former Buckeyes Football Coach Nominated for Ohio’s Lt. Governor

Tuesday, February 11 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel is poised to become Ohio's next lieutenant governor, stepping into a role that has been vacant since Jon Husted's appointment to the U.S. Senate last month. The lieutenant governor serves as the second-ranking official... Read More.

Columbus Crew’s Ramirez Set to Join LA Galaxy

Thursday, February 6 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Columbus Crew forward Christian Ramirez is expected to sign with the LA Galaxy, according to a source familiar with the deal. The move comes as the Galaxy aim to bolster their attacking options ahead of the upcoming season. Ramirez, 32, has... Read More.

Skyline Chili Unveils Bold New Ice Cream Flavor with Signature Spices

Tuesday, February 4 by Lyle F

A new collaboration between two Ohio-based companies, Skyline Chili and Graeter’s Ice Cream, is making waves online. The limited-edition Skyline Spice ice cream is available while supplies last. Described as “sweet, savory and unlike anything ice cream or chili lovers have tasted before,” the flavor... Read More.

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