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Soccer Mini Pitch Honors Siblings Lost in Canal Winchester Tragedy

Wednesday, October 1 by Lyle F

CANAL WINCHESTER, Ohio – A new soccer mini-pitch at the Indian Trail and Winchester Trail Elementary campus now stands as a memorial to two young siblings killed in a shooting nearly four years ago. Demitrius Wall-Neal, 9, and Londynn Wall-Neal, 6, died along with their... Read More.

Ohio Launches Driver Safety App and New Training Rules to Protect Young Drivers

Tuesday, September 30 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday announced the launch of a new driver safety app aimed at young people seeking their driver’s licenses. The app’s debut coincides with a new Ohio law that will require drivers ages 18 to 20 to meet... Read More.

Local Businesses Worry Bus Rapid Transit Changes May Hurt Reynoldsburg

Thursday, September 25 by Lyle F

REYNOLDSBURG, O.H. (AUDILOUS) — If you are a regular customer at Jolly Pirate Donuts on East Main Street, you have likely met owner Dino Soulas or one of his family members. The shop, located at the corner of East Main Street and Rosehill Road, has... Read More.

Barry Manilow Announces Final Columbus Concert as Part of Farewell Tour

Wednesday, September 24 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Fans in Columbus will have one final opportunity to see Barry Manilow perform live in the city as part of his farewell tour. Manilow announced Tuesday that “The Last Columbus Concert” is scheduled for Jan. 18 at Nationwide Arena. The performance... Read More.

‘Ohio: Wild at Heart’ IMAX Film to Showcase State’s Wildlife, Debut in Select Theaters

Tuesday, September 23 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio — From bald eagles to fireflies and forests, stories of Ohio’s outdoors will soon be featured on the big screen. “Ohio: Wild at Heart,” an IMAX film highlighting the state’s wildlife and natural beauty, will debut in select theaters this fall and winter.... Read More.

Hot Hits Weekend Best Bets – 9/19-9/21/2025

Friday, September 19 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio — As summer gives way to fall, Central Ohio comes alive this weekend with outdoor festivals, family-friendly activities and cultural happenings. Here’s a look at what’s going on around Columbus and the region from Friday, September 19 through Sunday, September 21, 2025. What’s... Read More.

Ohio State Launches Free Tuition and Expanded Support to Boost College Access for Ohio Residents

Thursday, September 18 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State University President Ted Carter on Wednesday announced a series of new programs aimed at making college more accessible and affordable for Ohio residents, including guaranteed free tuition for some students. In his first State of the University address in 17... Read More.

Ohio State Stays Undefeated and Focused as Big Ten Play Approaches

Wednesday, September 17 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — After three weeks, Ohio State remains undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the country, but the Buckeyes are not satisfied. Head coach Ryan Day, offensive coordinator Brian Hartline and defensive coordinator Matt Patricia addressed reporters Tuesday afternoon at the Woody Hayes... Read More.

Highland County Sets October Curfew for Minors with Exceptions

Tuesday, September 16 by Lyle F

HILLSBORO, Ohio (Audilous) —The Highland County Sheriff’s Office has announced a countywide curfew for the month of October, according to a press release from Judge Kevin Greer of the county’s juvenile division. The curfew applies to individuals under 18 years old from Oct. 1 through... Read More.

Dutch Bros Plans First Central Ohio Location In Northeast Columbus

Tuesday, September 16 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Dutch Bros, a national coffee chain, is planning to open its first central Ohio location in northeast Columbus. According to a preliminary site plan filed with the City of Columbus in August, Dutch Bros is working toward opening a shop at 5470... Read More.

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