The furniture game is hardly novel to June Sedlak Mooney. The owner of furniture store and interior design company Studio J in Dublin has generational experience—her father, John Sedlak, opened Sedlak ...

Editor's Note: Since the time this story was published in print the week of July 20, 2026, the Community Shelter Board announced it planned to cut adult shelter capacity by 43 percent in Franklin ...

It’s not surprising that strong drinks lead to strong opinions. Loaded with caffeine, sugar and booze, the espresso martini is a triple threat. Purists keep it simple, shaking vodka and a freshly ...

Tiffany Lawson has an alarm that goes off every day at 6 p.m. "It's art o’clock," Lawson says. "It's the time I stop doing what I'm doing and concentrate on art." Connect with the Columbus you don't ...

Husbands Joseph Taylor and Enrique Jiminez uphold the history of Lancaster’s DeVol-Dallow-Taylor house while making it their ...

For nights you don’t want to plan, cook or head to a restaurant, it’s great to have some premade meals on hand. Several area businesses have taken note, offering convenient heat-and-eat options. We ...

Gateway Film Center’s From Book to Film series is back. Catch restorations of beloved classics, including those from diverse ...

Just a month after opening in 2023, Cobra found itself in Columbus Monthly, named as a new bar to watch. “The question that remains is whether Cobra’s location, formerly home to the esteemed Clarmont ...

The Juneteenth Golf Outing hosted its second annual four person scramble on June 19 at Champions Golf Course. Over 100 golfers participated, while 80 youth attended a skills clinic and educational ...

It’s too often the case that creative passions are put aside in the bustle of daily life—notably, to make space for our less artistic professions. This is the case for some of Columbus’ top women in ...