Eye On The Community
(Courtesy of Google) December 7th, 2018 Julius Tate Jr. was killed by Columbus police. Months after this tragedy his girlfriend, Masonique Saunders, remains in juvenile detention; charged with murder. Columbus Division of Police shot and killed Tate during an undercover investigation into a series of robberies tied to in-person sales arranged via social media […]
More than 5.2 million comic books will be given away on Saturday on Free Comic Book Day! Here in Columbus and nationwide, over 2,200 comic book specialty shops will give away free comic books. This giveaway is an annual event, one of the most anticipated comic book celebrations of the year! Retailers are preparing to […]
Mother’s Day is quickly approaching and that means many businesses will be bustling with moms and families. Restaurants will be booked for brunch, mantles will be lined with greeting cards and vases will be overflowing with flowers. Sunday, May 12th is officially Mother’s Day. But some moms will be forced to celebrate behind bars. The […]
The gun violence continues in the city of Columbus. This afternoon four people suffered injuries after being shot along East Livingston Avenue. The shooting occurred just a few blocks away from Nationwide Children’s Hospital. The incident happened around 2:18 p.m. along the 800 block of East Livingston Avenue. According to Columbus Police, two people […]
Cooking with Dads is a free health initiative for dads and their children. This event fosters building and reinforcing healthy relationships between fathers, grandfathers and their children/grandchildren, while exposing them to resources and methods that will help them create healthy meals. This hands- on event for dads and their kids, kids with uncles, mentors or […]
Millennium and Falcon were orphaned at a young age when their mother, a manatee well-known to scientist and researchers, whom they tracked for years suffered fatal boat injuries. The twins arrived at the Columbus Zoo weighing just over 100 pounds, making them some of the smallest manatees to arrive at the facility. Millennium and Falcon […]
It’s still a holiday weekend and police are cracking down on drivers that are on the road under the influence. There will be two checkpoints set up in Franklin County tonight. According to the Franklin County DUI Taskforce, the first checkpoint will be in the City of Westerville and is scheduled in the area of […]
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is offering free admission to dads for Father’s Day. Fathers and grandfathers who are accompanied by at least one child/grandchild (regardless of age) can get into the zoo for free on Sunday. So if you have not made any plans for fathers day, swing on down to the Columbus Zoo […]
Tis the season of Festivals to be upon us, and with so many going on, it can get bit confusing of the when and where the Festivals will be. Of course I’m looking forward to the gay PRIDE festival, because of the colors, and the free spirits that will flood the streets of downtown Columbus. […]
Well its about time Ohio stopped being so stuck up and gives medical marijuana the green light. Ohio has licensed 56 locations that can sell medical marijuana once it becomes legal this fall. The Ohio Board of Pharmacy received 376 applications Out of those approved, five locations are located in Columbus: Greenleaf Apothecaries, LLC […]
So I can understand why you may think your vote in this election may not be important, but trust me it is Vital. This the primary election which means this will put in place the people that will represent the city entire council, from judges to mayors, to levys that need to be passed to […]
Voters across the state of Ohio will cast ballots Today, Tuesday, May 8th, in the primary election for governor, state offices, U.S. congressional races, and more. Polling places are open 6:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. Do you know where to go to vote for your area? To find out where, click here Get out […]