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On the morning of Friday, Sept. 16, Ray Mallory huddled in a Patagoina puffer jacket under a pop-up tent. Behind him, a red, cubed-shaped trailer with “Salvador’s Pizza” written in white along the side held...

Keystone locals Sarah and Cyrus Keel sat at the back of the room during the Keystone Citizen’s League meeting on Wednesday night. Their young son, Cashius, who was snuggled up in Sarah’s lap for the...

Child welfare agencies were created to promote the safety and well-being of children. They investigate cases of family violence, child abuse, and neglect,

Craig and Stacy Barney worried that their younger son could kill them and his two siblings. “There is nothing more hurtful than to hear one day he’d kill...

Highlights for Children, the Columbus-based magazine that began in 1946, is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, and after all this time has managed to remain both relevant and beloved.

Because of COVID concerns as well as much-needed repairs to the fountain, the popular Scioto Mile Fountain will not be open this summer.

Artist J.A. Cobb’s favorite thing about his job happens when people least expect it. Once his statues are installed and opening ceremonies are over, Cobb prefers to stay a little while longer, just to observe. Leaning back, far away from the crowd, Cobb stands listening and watching, soaking in the reactions his statues provoke in passersby. “They start usually by seeing the frog, going towards the frog, starting to see the details that I put in, cuff links, knuckles on their little finger...