fnixon+FollowColumbus legacy: Crane Group’s next chapterCrane Group, a name woven into Columbus’ history since 1947, is turning the page as Dan Crane steps up as president and CEO, marking the fourth generation of family leadership. This isn’t just a change at the top—it’s a moment that highlights how family-run businesses can adapt and thrive across decades. With deep roots in the city and investments that touch everything from real estate to social impact, the Crane family’s influence is everywhere. What does this kind of continuity mean for Columbus’ future? Let’s talk about the impact of local legacies and fresh leadership. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Columbus00Share
Jordan Leblanc+FollowWhy the Gaudreau brothers’ story matters in ColumbusThe Gaudreau brothers left a mark on Columbus that goes way beyond hockey. When Johnny Gaudreau, one of the NHL’s top stars, chose to play for the Blue Jackets, it wasn’t about chasing championships or city lights—it was about being close to family. That decision, and the way Johnny and Matthew lived, reminds us what really matters: putting loved ones first. Their legacy isn’t just about goals and assists, but about inspiring us to value family and resilience, especially in tough times. How has their story changed the way you see sports and community? #Sports #IceHockey #Columbus20Share
John Romero+FollowSeniors in Columbus: Save big at Kroger Sept 3!Mark your calendars—on September 3rd, Kroger is giving everyone 55 and older a 5% discount on all in-store purchases across Columbus! Just use your Kroger loyalty card or alternate ID and let the cashier know you qualify. This is a great chance to stock up on groceries, fresh foods, and household essentials before the cooler months hit. Exclusions apply (like alcohol, tobacco, and prescriptions), but you can still save on most everyday items. If you have a Medicare Advantage Food or OTC Benefit card, you can use that too. How do you plan to make the most of this one-day deal? #Shopping #Columbus #Kroger00Share
Jeffery Fry+FollowSeniors in Columbus score big savings at KrogerKroger is giving seniors in the Columbus area a real reason to smile—on September 3rd, anyone 55 or older gets 5% off their entire in-store purchase. Just show your Kroger loyalty card or alternate ID at checkout and let the cashier know you qualify. This deal covers everything from fresh produce to pantry staples, perfect for stocking up as the weather cools down. Exclusions apply (no alcohol, tobacco, prescriptions, etc.), but it’s a great chance for seniors to stretch their dollars. Anyone else think more stores should do this? #Shopping #Columbus #Kroger00Share
davisjames+FollowWhat really happened to the Columbus crow?A local act of kindness took a heartbreaking turn when a seemingly injured crow in Columbus was found to be suffering from West Nile virus, not a broken wing as first thought. Despite quick action and a trip to the Ohio Wildlife Center, the crow didn’t survive. This story is a reminder that even with the best intentions, wild animals often face threats we can’t see. If you spot a sick or injured animal, experts say it’s safest to call professionals for help. Have you ever tried to help wildlife in your neighborhood? What was your experience? #Pets #Columbus #WildlifeRescue00Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowColumbus hospital ERs reroute patients after tech outageA sudden network outage at Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has forced both emergency rooms to reroute ambulances to other hospitals, shaking up the usual routine for Columbus residents. The disruption started after a planned network upgrade went sideways, impacting critical hospital systems and even shutting down an urgent care location. Outpatient clinics are still open, and staff are relying on backup procedures to keep patient care moving. Engineers are working around the clock, but there’s no clear timeline for a fix yet. How would you feel if your local ER had to turn you away due to a tech glitch? #Health #BodyHealth #Columbus00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowColumbus speakeasy brings Old Hollywood vibesTucked beneath Forno in the Short North, The Marmont is the city’s best-kept secret for anyone craving a classic night out. This hidden speakeasy transforms what was once a storage room into a 1950s Hollywood lounge, complete with dim lights, cozy couches, and timeless cocktails like whiskey sours and martinis. It’s the perfect spot to unwind with friends over Caesar salads and garlic parmesan fries. Just finding the secret entrance is half the fun! Reservations are a must—this place fills up fast. Have you discovered any other hidden gems in Columbus? #Food #Columbus #ShortNorth00Share
Joshua Freeman+FollowColumbus couples face wedding chaos after venue closesImagine locking in your dream wedding spot, sending invites, and paying in full—only to get an email saying the venue is shutting down two months before your big day. That’s what happened to several Columbus couples after Studio 4980 abruptly closed, citing city violations and neighbor complaints. Now, families are scrambling to find new locations and get their money back. This sudden closure has left many wondering: Should venues be more transparent about ongoing issues? How can couples protect themselves from last-minute surprises like this? #Relationships #Columbus #Wedding00Share
Mary Williams+FollowColumbus’s Bier Stube is making a comebackBier Stube, the beloved Columbus bar that shut its doors last year after nearly six decades, is getting a second life! Locals were heartbroken when the High Street staple closed to make way for new apartments, but now there’s reason to celebrate: Bier Stube just confirmed it’s reopening at 234 King Ave., in the old Junior’s Bar & Grill spot. The team is already updating their social media, and the new location is set to open this winter. How do you feel about this iconic spot returning to the neighborhood? #Food #Columbus #BierStube00Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowColumbus gets new nonstop to Austin in 2026!Big news for Columbus travelers: Delta is launching a brand-new nonstop flight to Austin, Texas, starting June 7, 2026. This means more flexibility and options for anyone heading to the Texas capital, whether for business, music festivals, or BBQ adventures. With Southwest already offering a direct route, competition could mean better prices and convenience for everyone. Plus, Delta’s expanding list of nonstop destinations from John Glenn Columbus International keeps growing. How do you think this will impact travel plans or business ties between Columbus and Austin? #News #Columbus #Austin00Share
