The crowd for the unveiling was overwhelming. Too many people crammed onto a lawn – though big – not nearly big enough. A real senseRead More »Ohio’s fifth U.S. president regarded as an effective leader
In the fall of 1888, Columbus, Ohio was about to host the last great march of the Union Army. According to Columbus historian Ed Lentz,Read More »One of the great moments in Columbus history
In early 2003, 10TV news anchor Andrea Cambern and her husband were contacted by a realtor friend who had a mysterious buyer interested in purchasingRead More »The chance meeting & storybook life of Melia McEnery
Imagine arriving back in your hometown – Columbus, Ohio – and you are not only greeted by a downtown parade in your honor complete withRead More »Columbus native & Apollo 7 crew renewed hope in space
28-year-old Eddie Rickenbacker stepped off a train at Union Station on Monday morning, February 17, 1919, and America’s hero was barraged with kisses by aRead More »The rich history and fabulous life of Union Station
To qualify for the semifinal in the broad jump, competitors needed to leap 23 ft 5.5 inches. Jesse Owens did that in high school. This,Read More »The endearing legend of Jesse Owens
Artist Anita Miller, formerly of Columbus, happened to call U.S. Army veteran Brian Zimmerman on the day he told her he was gonna end itRead More »Lima legacy – courage, pride, honor, sacrifice
On October 14, 2021, local filmmaker and Dennison University grad Kurt Vincent along with Irene Kim Chin premiered ‘Cactus Tree’ at the Columbus Museum ofRead More »Alice Schille – an influential American watercolorist
Teresa Piacentini was only 13 when her mother sent her from Florence, Italy to America to live with her aunt & uncle in Columbus, Ohio.Read More »Columbus’ favorite Italian grandmother Teresa Marzetti
It was your typical cold, gray and sleety February morning in Columbus. Charismatic former president Teddy Roosevelt arrived by train at Union Station to deliverRead More »Columbus’ most celebrated minister – Washington Gladden
My love affair with baseball began on July 26, 1970, and unfortunately it had nothing to do with the Columbus Clippers. I was nine yearsRead More »A long love affair with baseball
It was early June 1993, and a friend put out an invitation to help with his ‘float’ for the upcoming Fourth of July Doo DahRead More »Epic Doo Dah Parade water battle of 1993
In 1916, the social event of the year in Columbus, Ohio was set for Wednesday, August 23rd. Columbus’ newest hotel – the elegant 12-story DeshlerRead More »Deshler Hotel was the host of Columbus
The Park of Roses has been a Columbus jewel since it opened to the public in June 1953. The park’s signature rose garden features moreRead More »Our Park of Roses is ageless
Wendy’s old fashioned hamburgers jumped into the ‘Burger Wars’ between McDonald’s and Burger King in 1984. The debate between the industry’s two giants was flame-broiledRead More »Dave Thomas’ legacy is adoption and compassion
New York City is America’s #1 television market. It’s nineteen licensed television stations enter 7.4 million households in twenty nine counties across four states. TelevisionRead More »Local anchor makes her mark in New York City
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As you walk through the Jack Nicklaus Museum here in Columbus, Ohio you see pretty much what you expect – a lot of trophies. JackRead More »Barbara Nicklaus – 50th Memorial honoree
Shortly after being hired in 1893 as history professor at the Ohio State University, Wilbur Henry Siebert assigned one of his classes a project toRead More »Ohio State professor and the Underground Railroad
Unfortunately, in the eyes of the world, the MLS is not the ‘big leagues’ in soccer. Columbus Crew legend Juan Camilo “Cucho” Hernandez knew thatRead More »Columbus soccer legend