Fan of historic buildings? Got a few extra million bucks laying around? The Worthington Inn, which has been closed since December for renovations, is now for...
Enter here for your chance to win a pair of tickets to the Ohio Champion of Sports exhibit at the Ohio History Center, presented by The...
The hangovers on Monday will be brutal, but the good times on Sunday for Cinco De Mayo will all be worth it. There’s plenty of ways...
March is slowly but surely winding down, which means the clock is ticking on your chance to vote in our our yearly “best of” Columbus readers...
At (614) we like to think we’re always giving you new ideas about where to go, what to try, or what’s coming up next. But this...
You may overlook Dublin, Ohio as a destination to explore if you’re not a golfer or a country club socialite, but we promise there is much...
Just because February happens to be the coldest, gloomiest, dreariest month of the entire year… man, that just made us momentarily depressed! – there are plenty...
Several months back, when I first interviewed the dynamic duo of Catie Randazzo and Matthew Heaggans upon opening their now omnipresent Preston’s burger joint, they had...
My first exposure to the work of John Waters is as banal as it gets—a pubescent 15-year-old boy greedily popping in a VHS tape of a...
I know plenty about rivers. I have a natural science background, and I’ve grown up creeking, canoeing, and kayaking. I know a lot about the floods...
A victim and a suspect are hospitalized after an axe attack on a COTA bus Friday night. Around 10pm Friday, police were dispatched to a bus...
If Ohio’s youth thought they were going to skate through elementary school without learning the art of cursive handwriting, Governor John Kasich’s got some news for...
Since drivers in Columbus suck so much, maybe you’ll be more comfortable aboard a driverless vehicle. Ohio’s first self-driving shuttles and world’s largest autonomous and connected...
We can say “peace out” to the “pink tax” as it applies to feminine hygiene products under legislation overwhelmingly passed by the Ohio House of Representatives...
In an interview with Bloomberg’s Brad Stone, Mayor Andrew Ginther and Columbus 2020 Chief Executive Office Kenny McDonald discuss the city being named a “Smart City,”...
A new bill being considered by the Republican-controlled Ohio Legislature would excuse ministers from performing marriages that go against their religious beliefs. 10TV reports the “Ohio Pastor...
Now that you’ve depleted your savings on all the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, it’s time to spend money where it really matters: Charities. #GivingTuesday,...
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[su_testimonial]By Melissa Starker, Creative Content & PR Manager, Wexner Center for the Arts[/su_testimonial] “We tell ourselves stories in order to live.” So begins “The White Album,”...
Only at (614) Magazine can pets and space be combined in one beautiful and entertaining magazine. First in flight. It’s...
Summer is filled with graduations, weddings, and festivals. They’re all filled with fun and spectacle and purpose. But, isn’t creating...
