Chaos has been a major factor in Columbus-based photographer Nick Fancher’s life, work and art. Psychedelic blurs and streaks of light along with a sense of kaleidoscopic surrealness infuse his ...

Check out the highest-dollar housing market deals that closed in the month, including a home in Blacklick that sold for $2.58 million. Home sales data as of March 1-31, 2026, from county auditor ...

Get ready to toast the season at Columbus Monthly's Spring Cocktail Competition, which will be held May 14 from 5:30-8 p.m. at Vitria on the Square. Ten bars (and counting!) from among the city's best ...

The Children’s Hunger Alliance hosted its 31st annual Menu of Hope at the Hyatt Regency Columbus on March 5, raising $527,000. Former White House Chef Sam Kass headlined the event, with over 600 in ...

Before the doors opened revealing the man she agreed to marry sight unseen, Christine St. John (nee Hamilton) felt a burst of excitement and nerves. “It’s like the night before Christmas times a ...

How do you choose from among so many good choices? That’s the challenge we were fortunate to face this spring, when we crafted our 2026 class of Inspiring Women. In choosing, the editorial team took ...

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Kathy Starks is a longtime counselor in the Worthington school district. After obtaining a master’s degree in counseling from Ohio State University, she began her counseling career in 1992. She’s ...

She is an elected member of the National Academy of Sciences, among numerous other affiliations. Mosley-Thompson says she is “very proud … to have been the first woman to lead a field team to a remote ...

In 2000, Cathy Harper Lee founded what became the Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center “from her kitchen table with zero funding,” her nominator, former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton ...

Columbus Monthly and Columbus CEO selected 21 honorees from business, medicine and other fields for this year’s class of Inspiring Women.

Under the leadership of executive director Stephanie Matthews, the small nonprofit A Tribe for Jazz has made a big impact on the community. Matthews says her role is about “creating space for ...