The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission is seeking public feedback on eight projects for which it is requesting almost $200 million from the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Volunteer a few hours and enjoy an entire weekend of blues and jazz for free.

The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Columbus will sponsor a forum May 29 intended to put the focus on children when it comes to the issue of education.

Couches have triumphed over computers, sofas over software, for Trent Heer.

Columbus city officials will hit the road in June to seek neighborhood input about infrastructure improvements and gather support for a bond package to appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.

Members of Actors' Theatre of Columbus will don full regalia at the troupe's annual opening night tent dinner, slated for tonight, Thursday, May 23 in German Village.

Move over rental bikes -- you've got four-wheel competition.

Community Crime Patrol, which expanded into the Northland and North Linden area almost a year ago, has added more nights to its schedule.

An official with a construction company on Busch Boulevard filed a report at 11:42 a.m. May 17 regarding the theft of power tools and appliances between April 28 and April 30.

Food trucks operating in some of the busiest areas of Columbus will become part of a seven-month pilot program aimed at establishing new rules for the mobile vendors.

The Subway restaurant in the Continent Shopping Center was held up at knifepoint at 8:18 p.m. May 10.

The members of the Columbus Chamber Singers are stretched, but never stressed.

Some people don't mind being left in the dark.

Under the expanded mission of the Northland Area Code Task Force -- formerly the Graphics Task Force -- coordinator William Logan has been looking into the issue of donation drop boxes placed in the parking lots of businesses and shopping centers.

Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman has a new nickname for his director of public service.

Ohio State University was ineligible to go to a college football bowl game following last year's undefeated season, but this past week the major "bowl game" of college aviation came to OSU.

A problem-plagued convenience store in the Northland area has closed rather than fight objections to a liquor permit, Assistant City Attorney William A. "Bill" Sperlazza reported at last week's Northland Community Council meeting.

Darlene Matthews and her crew will be hard to miss at the Komen Columbus Race for the Cure.

Coming off the success of last year's bicentennial theme, the Columbus Historical Society is broadening its annual tour to include stops that also highlight the city's present and future.

The fourth annual musical thank-you for the men and women of the armed services is scheduled for Thursday, May 16, in the Northland High School auditorium.

In August 2012, the occupancy rate at a 604-unit apartment complex off Shanley Drive was 56 percent.

Clear Point Gardens now has gardens.

Food trucks operating in some of the busiest areas of Columbus will become part of a seven-month pilot program aimed at establishing new rules for the mobile vendors.

The Columbus Recreation and Parks Department hopes to expand the reach of its summer lunch program to help serve more hungry kids throughout central Ohio.

Now in her early 40s, Tricia Wheeler remains good friends with several of her sorority sisters she met at Ohio State University.

The third annual Dentistry from the Heart event put on by the Clintonville practice of Dr. Kvitko, Metnes and Associates isn't until June 14, but Dr. Brian H. Kvitko is already starting to fret.

The Columbus Division Fire annual hydrant flush is underway, according to Columbus Fire Chief Gregory A. Paxton.

Several incidents involving juveniles were reported to Columbus police last week.

The update to the plan that will guide development and aesthetics in the Northland area inside the Outerbelt for the next decade or so inched along last week.

America's heroes walk a little slower these days, lean on canes or depend on wheelchairs.