Columbus Monthly • January 20, 2022

Alexis Nikole Nelson's Very Good Year: The Black Forager Reflects on a Jam-Packed 2021

From a commercial with Martha Stewart to focusing fulltime on content creation, from growing to 3.3 million followers to writing a forthcoming cookbook, Alexis Nikole has been busy.

Columbus Monthly • December 16, 2021

Crafted Culture Brewing Paves Way for More Minority-Owned Breweries

The owner of the first Black-owned brewery in Columbus wants to help other minorities break into the brewing industry. Here's how he's doing it.

Columbus Monthly • December 10, 2021

Land Acknowledgements Seek to Honor Native American Ties to Ohio

The practice of recognizing Indigenous people and the territories they once lived on isn’t new, but advocates say there is a right and a wrong way to do it.

Kenyon Alumni Magazine • December 6, 2021

Darci Does It

A fiber artist uses her platform to challenge perceptions of the knitting community.

Columbus Monthly • October 20, 2021

Bela Koe-Krompecher on Addiction, Poverty and Fixing a Broken System

The writer and social worker’s new book, “Love, Death & Photosynthesis,” describes a bygone music era and shines a light on homelessness in Columbus.

Columbus Monthly • October 14, 2021

No Place Gallery Moves Downtown

After several years on the South Side, No Place has a new space.

Columbus Monthly • September 15, 2021

A Year in the Life of the Kilbourne Project

Three longtime friends want to turn a forgotten Delaware County town into the coolest little community you’ve never heard of—yet.

Everyday Heroes • September 2, 2021

Galena's Christi Scott Bartman raises awareness of human trafficking in Appalachia

Galena resident finds a new calling helping community members identify and understand human trafficking in Southeast Ohio.

Columbus Monthly • August 26, 2021

Columbus Symphony Wants to Serve More Communities with New Initiative

With “We Are Here for You,” the arts organization is focused on increasing its outreach to underserved populations and creating more inclusive programing.

Columbus Monthly • August 11, 2021

How Skaters, Musicians, a Manatee Helped Us Through the Pandemic

Skaters, musicians, a manatee and more who showed their mettle during COVID-19

Columbus Monthly • June 8, 2021

Sitting Down to Sunday Dinner at LaGlory’s Soul Food Café

"Charter members” and newcomers enjoy Southern classics at this welcoming East Side restaurant.

Columbus Monthly • May 18, 2021

Bonnie Vue Wants to Teach You About Hmong Culture

The Columbus resident and new mom brings to life her Southeast Asian culture and cooking with humor and honesty.

Columbus CEO • May 14, 2021

Entrepreneur finds inspiration in Columbus architect father's career

Denise Ransom draws on her life and work experiences in leading her commercial cleaning business.