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- CivicColumbus voters weigh two council election changes
Columbus voters will decide two charter amendments that would change how residents elect members of the city council. Issue 8 would limit voting to district residents, while Issue 9 would expand the council and add at-large seats. Voters can choose yes or no on both issues, giving residents a direct say in council elections.
WOSU Public Media · Sep 29, 2026 - NewsColumbus schools and teachers cap insurance increase
Columbus City Schools and the Columbus Education Association, the teachers' union, reached an agreement on health insurance premiums. Under the deal, participating members will see premiums rise no more than 8% in 2027. The cap lets both sides avoid potentially costly surcharges, keeping insurance costs more predictable for participating school employees.
WOSU Public Media · Sep 29, 2026 - NewsQuarter Horse Congress shuts two roads for a month
The city closed 17th Avenue and Velma Avenue near the Ohio Expo Center starting September 24 for the All-American Quarter Horse Congress. The closures last through late October, and organizers expect more than 500,000 visitors to attend the event. Residents and drivers near the Expo Center will need alternate routes while both streets stay closed.
CW Columbus (cwcolumbus.com) · Sep 24, 2026 - NewsPalace Theatre celebrates 100 years with an open house
CAPA hosted a free birthday celebration at the century-old Palace Theatre in downtown Columbus on September 26. Visitors toured the venue, posed onstage and watched pop-up performances marking the theater's opening in 1926. The free event gave residents a chance to see the 1926 downtown venue up close.
Columbus Navigator · Sep 26, 2026
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- [1] Ohio Farmers Discuss Rising Costs of Diesel and Fertilizer · WOSU Public Media
- [2] Political Scientists Question Impact of Trump Rally on Husted's Race · WOSU Public Media
- [3] Ohio Gas Tax Holiday to Use Surplus Funds, Not ODOT Money · WOSU Public Media
- [4] Columbus Voters to Decide on Two Charter Amendments for City Council · WOSU Public Media
- [5] Columbus City Schools and Teachers Union Agree on Health Insurance Plan · WOSU Public Media
- [6] Ensemble Uses Wood from Columbus Landmark for Concert · WOSU Public Media
- [7] Palace Theatre marks 100 years with free downtown open house · Columbus Navigator
- [8] Streets near Ohio Expo Center close for month-long Quarter Horse Congress · CW Columbus (cwcolumbus.com)
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