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Some former students at Centennial High School had their musical canceled as the pandemic struck, but the students are returning to make sure the show goes on. → Read More
The summer camps provide military kids an opportunity to connect with other kids like them. → Read More
MOFC delivers hot meals to a number of Boys and Girls Club locations throughout the day and the families they feed couldn’t be more grateful. → Read More
The cost of living is at an all-time high and those hit hardest are the families with the least ability to absorb the extra cost. → Read More
The Mid-Ohio Food Collective needs your help to make sure no child goes hungry this summer. → Read More
Before dying of breast cancer, Stefanie Spielman wrote a book to inspire families who may be dealing with similar issues. Her daughter decided to get it published. → Read More
Because of his physical challenges, Grayson Morley was often the target of bullies. He decided to write a song to inspire others. → Read More
For many of the men and women who have served in the armed forces, access to mental health services can often be the difference between life and death. → Read More
Television production is both an art and a science. Most high schools offer some variation of a TV program and these classes are inspiring future journalists. → Read More
Jameson Colley was diagnosed with leukemia in 2019. When Make-A-Wish told Jameson it was his turn to make a wish, he used it on his school. → Read More
Boundless Community Pathways works toward building a world that realizes the potential of all people, including those in the developmental disability community. → Read More
17-year-old Ali Shegow was last seen walking into Big Walnut Creek in Gahanna on the evening of Feb. 21. → Read More
A Columbus woman’s wrongful conviction has made history in Ohio and nationwide, and now the National Registry of Exonerations is taking notice. → Read More
What started in 1961 as a small treatment center for 10 young men, now provides services for more than 23,000 youth. → Read More
Casey Goodson Jr. was shot and killed by former Franklin County sheriff's deputy Jason Meade in December. → Read More
Dr. Talisa Dixon had no idea what she was stepping into when she became superintendent of the state's largest school district in 2019. → Read More
It’s not a charity and it’s not a handout, but rather a lifetime opportunity to empower women out of poverty. → Read More
Both Tamala Payne and Karissa Hill say they want justice for what they call the “murder” of their loved ones. → Read More
Dude Charity helps raise money for local nonprofits and to honor one of the founding Dude's legacy. → Read More
Masen Goings had saved up about $250 and he was ready to shop. → Read More