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Columbus to illuminate City Hall for Pride Month, honor local LGBTQ+ advocates
Columbus leaders are illuminating City Hall on Monday in celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, while honoring the first openly ...
After 40 years keeping Columbus City Council running, city's longest-serving clerk to retire
After 40 years at City Hall, Angie Blevins, Columbus' longest-serving city clerk, is retiring. Around City Hall, she's know ...
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City of Columbus honors two LGBTQ+ residents with Shellabarger Illuminator Award
The annual honor recognizes individuals within the Columbus community who has demonstrated outstanding initiative to promote ...
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What's Up With That? What's the status of the Columbus statue from City Hall?
Columbus statues were removed from Columbus City Hall and Columbus State Community College in 2020. The City Hall statue remains in storage while the city decides its fate with help from the ...
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Columbus primary election takeaways: Split results, poor turnout and a racial divide
Columbus is still somewhat racially segregated ... both cast themselves as outsiders at City Hall and running grassroots campaigns. "Kate ran a really strong race and she did a really good ...
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Columbus illuminates City Hall for Pride Month, honor local LGBTQ+ advocates
Ohio’s corrections officers could soon be armed with tasers. According to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC), the conversation of arming corrections officers with tasers ...