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Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, requested a $750,000 earmark for a non-profit group that promoted a "drag queen song and story time" event for the "young and young at heart."

When Think 360 Arts for Learning awarded a grant to Fort Morgan High School art students,   Carol Boodakian, the high school art teacher, brought together her students to create art on sheets of plywood, donated by Bloedorn Lumber, that could be displayed outdoors. According to their website, Think 360 Arts For Learning was founded […]

The nation celebrated Independence Day, July 4th with parades, parties, BBQs in their backyards, in a park, or a visit to the beach.

Twin County summer camps are breaking out their floating vessels and life preservers, hoisting their soccer nets and tents and re-stocking their craft supplies in preparation for this year’s incoming

Event coordinators said they made history as choirs from the Ohio Reformatory for Women and Pickaway and Madison correctional institutes sang together in one room.

Residents can look forward to a busy weekend of events, including an 80s-centered musical and a festival featuring all the wine you can drink.

Journey, Sooke Elementary, and Poirier mark Pride in style with a parade

Officials hope "Current," 78 miles of red and blue twine over North High and Gay streets, will become for Columbus what The Bean is to Chicago.

Harmony Project is making a difference in the lives of young musicians in the Historic Northeast area of Kansas City, offering a path to higher education.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – On Thursday, May 18, more than 6,000 people will gather at Columbus Commons for a free concert that is years in the making. The 450 voices that make up the Harmony Project choir will gather and sing to the community, and one could argue, it couldn’t have come at a better […]