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Sixteen years ago, columnist Theodore Decker bought a house with a deck. He hasn't stopped repairing it since. → Read More
This Mother's Day, we might give our moms more than a meal out or a bouquet of flowers. Apologies for past transgressions can go a long way. → Read More
This was 30 minutes into a 4-hour tour, and if Gilligan's Island taught us anything, it's that things can go horribly sideways in less time. → Read More
After two years of delayed trips, a vacation is finally on the horizon. Packing for it resurrected memories of trips gone by. → Read More
Teaching a second child to drive is easier than the first, but no less frightening or entertaining. And you might learn something about yourself. → Read More
Craishon Russell of Columbus robbed two stores and got 18 years in federal prison. Stephen King of Indiana trafficked 167 guns and got 18 months. → Read More
A Grove City family originally from Ukraine has aided their homeland for years. The war there has only strengthened their resolve. → Read More
The suspect in the I-71 shooting was free on bail despite multiple felony cases. There might be lessons there for a city wracked by violence. → Read More
Mayor Andrew J. Ginther said last week Columbus is a special place and worth fighting for. The same holds true for its people, who deserve better. → Read More
Three months ago, two gunmen on the city's Southeast Side killed a young man and two siblings, ages 6 and 9. No arrests have been made. → Read More
Americans love to blame presidents for high gas prices. I'm no different, but I don't blame Biden for the current pain at the pump. I blame Roosevelt. → Read More
The first event of the Columbus Storytellers Project kicks off on Wednesday night. The theme: lessons on growing up. → Read More
About 200 protesters gathered Saturday at the Ohio Statehouse to protest Russia's attack on Ukraine, and to warn that Vladimir Putin won't stop there. → Read More
The trial of William Husel, the former Mount Carmel Health doctor charged with killing 14 patients, began last week. It will stretch two months. → Read More
In his column on Sunday, the author made a spelling error. He heard about it from readers. And he appreciated it more than they probably realized. → Read More
As Ukraine girds for war, the author's thoughts have drifted often to a family history obscured by time and distance. → Read More
Toby, one of the zoo's oldest bonobos, died after suffering a stroke this week. He came to Columbus from Belgium in 1990 and sired three offspring. → Read More
Columbus has not paid out $1,000 'hero pay' bonuses to first-responders for working through COVID-19. How might the city next show its appreciation? → Read More
Today is Super Bowl Sunday. Trust in the Bengals not to blow their responsibilities, but for those in relationships, don't forget your own on Monday. → Read More
Four days have passed since the winter storm. With some residents irked about snow removal, we answer your questions (with tongue in cheek). → Read More