Village Valuables

Annual yard sale slated Saturday

Sam Gedert is just a regular dude with a bachelor pad and lots of stuff he doesn't need.

Fun with fungi: Mushroom expert to speak to Garten Club

An academic, world traveler and former full-time sailboat resident, Marita King has spent the last decade devoted to all things mushroom.

Proposed uniform municipal tax code

Local mayors: HB 5 would take money from cities

Several central Ohio mayors and city managers participated in a May 9 press conference at Columbus City Hall to voice their opposition to a proposed bill that would create a uniform municipal tax code statewide.

Village notebook

Actors Theatre appreciates support of Schiller Park faithful

It is often said "home is where the heart is" and that is certainly true for Actors' Theatre of Columbus.

Race for the Cure is Saturday in Columbus

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

May 19 concert

Columbus Chamber Singers mark 25 years

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

Man wants to convert former bank into home

The retired founder of Cardinal Health wants to turn the U.S. Bank building in German Village into a 13,250-square-foot private residence, which would make it the second largest single-family house in the city of Columbus.

Concert to salute members of the military

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.

Columbus Historical Society

Tour offers a look at city's old and new

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.

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Cardinal Health founder wants to convert German Village property

The retired founder of Cardinal Health wants to turn the U.S. Bank building in German Village into an 13,250-square-foot private residence.

GartenMarkt, Jazz and Juleps

Blind artist's vision extends to local scrap metal sites

Rick Crooks' interest in art started innocently enough.

'Of Paper and Page' prepping

Singers hope to perform memorable show

Memories, which will honor many late great performers spanning several generations, will kick off of the Village Singers' 12th season.

Singing Buckeyes uphold barbershop tradition

For more than 60 years, a group of Columbus-area men have sought to keep a piece of Americana alive through four-part, harmonized singing.

Movie scenes shot in German Village

Aspiring filmmaker's comedy short to debut May 11

Aspiring filmmaker Nick Suclescy will debut his oddball comedy, The Tequila Renaissance, May 11 at Studio 35 in Clintonville.