An Off the Rails Roundup
Sometimes, the things that stir the most debate aren’t sweeping policy changes, but whether or not you have to pay a dollar to park near Brassica.
Read Moreby Tim Fulton | Mar 31, 2025 | Business, Civics, Development, Education, Episode, Journalism, People | 0 |
Sometimes, the things that stir the most debate aren’t sweeping policy changes, but whether or not you have to pay a dollar to park near Brassica.
Read Moreby Tim Fulton | Aug 30, 2022 | Arts & Entertainment, Episode, Non-Profit, People | 0 |
It has been said that festivals are one of the best things about our community. By extension, the folks who conceive and orchestrate them are making the city measurably better. This week, on the occasion of the upcoming Hot Times Festival, organizer Candy Watkins discusses the origins of Comfest, why Hot Times Community Festival is the friendliest festival in town, and the importance of leaning in to ensure that these festivals continue to thrive.
Read Moreby Tim Fulton | Aug 12, 2022 | Arts & Entertainment, Comedy, Episode, People | 0 |
Columbus has a lot of character to it. From Comfest to COSI, there are a myriad of topics, issues, inside jokes, and even memes that every Columbusite should be aware of. 614 enthusiast Doug Powhida, the man behind the satirical twitter account Fake Dispatch, graces us this week with a high-level survey of what makes the city great, and sometimes not so great.
Read Moreby Tim Fulton | Nov 29, 2021 | Civics, Development, Episode, Neighborhoods, People, Politics | 0 |
Communities around Central Ohio are facing rapid change. That’s apparent in Upper Arlington where Steve Schoeny serves as City Manager. In this week’s episode, we discussed the role of a city manager, his time as Development Director for the City of Columbus, addressing diversity in communities, and the new development coming to UA.
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