Kathleen L. Radcliff

Slupe indicted for posing as soccer coach

Jewish community grows in region's north

Survey reveals growing Jewish community in Central Ohio

Forum turnout reflects growing Jewish community

Residents respond by donating blood

Facility puts services within reach

Gathering highlights struggle of older suburbs

Schottenstein, Canter fill top positions

Drexel Summer Kids Film Festival

New web site offers adoption information

Congregation honors cantor's more than 20 years of service

Whatever language you prefer, 'Laughter

'Garden of Glass' sparkles at Conservatory

Opening of Mount Carmel East's heart hospital nears

WWII veteran's daughter recovers lost medals

2Co's holiday spirit glows bright this year

Historians forget hard times with Dickens events

Exhibit shows creative side of two dentists, pediatrician

Israeli choir highlights a week of events

Capital event showcases jazz musicians

Canadian artist pieces together religion with stained glass

'Perfect Mother's Day gift' focuses on daughters

Golden age of radio re-created to benefit reading service

Expanded Asian Fest focuses on China, India

Angie's List: a watchdog in 19 cities

'Chihuly Nights' extends daytime appeal

Impresionist painters will take to nature

Universal themes to find home at conservatory

Buddy Walk to return to Franklin Park

Conservatory extends run of Chapungu

Quarter Horse Congress signs up for 11 more years

Family of horse lovers makes annual trip to Congress

Chihuly works will be featured for years to come

Capital brings professional development to Arena District

Entities study I-270 NW traffic woes

Columbus Pizza Challenge goes artsy for a cause

Back at home

Visually impaired residents find new careers in massage therapy

History buffs recall celebrated Wyandots

Business based on owner's love of handmade keepsakes

Watterson sophomore authors elfin fantasy

Church plan series of contra dances

Program offers entertainment, positive message

Bryan Antonick Memorial Golf Tournament slated for May 31

Christine Wilson Memorial Run-Walk is May 13

Disabilities haven't hindered creativity of artists in exhibition

Clintonville businesses plan 'open house'

315 repairs may be finished by mid-week

Merger anticipated for OCLC, RLG

Feline 'artists' create paintings with their paws for a cause

New playground honors woman's dedication to children

Professional golfers' annual visit to Muirfield will be May 29-June 4

Columbus to celebrate roses for 20th time

Siblings build home-based business around 'Mr. Pickle'

Work on new bike-pedestrian bridge to begin in late 2006

COTA will ask for painless tax increase

COTA committee works to get word out for Issue 7

Serving in the U.S. House lets her make a difference, Pryce says

Kilroy says she'll push Congress to live up to its responsibilities

Kilroy, Pryce agree on little during their sole debate

Pryce, Kilroy spend big in House race

Pryce-Kilroy race heads into manditory recount

Franklin County voters lift COTA to win

Hair Theater returning to Watterson

Discussion concerning shared stadium still in early stages

Local oficials: No Child act valuable but needs changes

Few specifics offered on plans to consolidate two state schools

Officials roll out 3 options for blind-deafschool campus

Scenario offers a glimpse of 'disaster'

Deaf school alumni oppose plans, leader says

Economist takes on senator for Pryce's U.S. House seat

Seventeen valedictorians walk across Watterson stage

Students' top technology ideas could win $2,500

U.S. economy looms large in 15th House race

Passenger dead, driver injured in Monday collision

'Other' U.S. 15th candidates happy with results

Provisional votes push Kilroy to victory in U.S. House race

OSHA investigating fatal accident at construction site

COTA officials add '2G' designation to High route

Residents, city are working to repair, re-erect tombstones

First baby of 1960 prepares to mark her 50th birthday

Could proposed casino land in Continent area?

Operation Buckeye relies on local volunteer 'troops, cash

Clintonville Turkey Hill developers reduce number of pumps at site

Clintonville commission rejects Turkey Hill station

1 killed, 1 hospitalized in U.S. 23 accident

Color, fragrance take center stage at June 12-13'Stopand Smell the Roses'

Joe Drab is one-man cleanup crew on High Street

Park of Roses among countries top public rose gardens

Clinic relies on volunteers to serve spectrum of needs

Residents meet to discuss heroin problem

Stivers after first month: Jobs, spending remain top issues

Current owner grows with Pizza House during 50 years

Recent rain has city's Park of Roses bursting with blooms

Two teens dead after shootout, police chase

Annual transformation of Coffman Park in progress