Ha Ha Tonka seeks to enhance music-listening experience for Columbus audience
When illustrator and writer Maurice Sendak, best known for his book “Where the Wild Things Are,” did his last interview prior to his death in 2012 …
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Food Network Alton Brown personality to give an explosion of experiences at Columbus show
Columbus locals have the chance to break from the usual Friday night dinner and a movie as one Food Network star plans to bring comedy, education, …
Short North’s Out of the Closet ‘not your average thrift store’
Something that comes out of one person’s closet might make it back into yours via the newest thrift store in the Short North. Out of the Closet …
Columbus band The Wet Darlings aims to make musical comeback after time off
After taking about seven months off from performing, The Wet Darlings is ready for its comeback to the Columbus music scene. “I feel like we nee…
Columbus looks to host big-time sports despite decision against bidding for Olympics
Though Columbus turned down a chance to host the Olympics, the city might soon be a contender for holding other big-time sporting events. The Gr…
Letter to the editor: Ohio State students hold a stake in Columbus Issues 50, 51
Letter to the editor: On Tuesday, the Columbus community faces an important choice on Issues 50 and 51. The decision is simple: we mus…
Columbus band Fever Fever finds musical inspiration in nature
In an attempt to shine light on local music, The Lantern’s“Columbus’ Own” is a weekly series that will profile a new Columbus band every week. …
Map of Columbus serves as inspiration for Ohio State grad’s art
When an Ohio State mechanical engineering graduate was brainstorming ways to get his foot in the door of the Columbus art community, he didn’t anti…
HighBall to celebrate Halloween, span two days
This year, Halloween is set to become a two-day festivity in Columbus’ Short North Arts District. HighBall Halloween is a Halloween-themed block…
Letter to the editor: Columbus City Schools levy an education ‘reform’
Letter to the editor: I can remember as a student at Bryan City Schools in Bryan, Ohio, when my parents put up signs in our yard suppo…