Lisa K. Zellner

Crimes, jobs and visitors mayor's priorities; 1993 Columbus preview

Matt Habash; Columbus councilman wants to revitalize city

Lashutka: Columbus a role model of a city

First regular committee meeting convenes

Officials: Comparisons help shape Columbus

President Lazarus 'not thrilled' with fire division class schedule

Convention center counts down to opening

Lazarus offers own version of State of City Address

Lazarus talks business

Trash employees worry over job security

Fenton named head of recreation, parks

Funds transfer proposed to combat 1994 deficit

Chamber leaders talk jobs, Clinton, arena

Russia trip may bring Columbus closer to international cargo hub

Fenton shrugs off selection controversy

Inconsistencies follow Discovery Pavillion's fate

Franklin Park readied for March reopening

Wexner won't change issues affecting mall

Fenton: People need to take fun seriously

City wants traffic public relations review

Convention center readies for opening weekend

The public speaks; Giant, new facility get mixed reviews

Franklin Park Conservatory opens Saturday

Center opening draws 35,000

Officials say Casey should have known

Terry Casey facing two-pronged challenge

Terry Casey says resignations are a rebirth

Buildings, vehicles to go smoke-free

Hazucha could be catalyst

Students helped to drop tobacco

Columbus workers could strike after contract vote

Fenton finding little time for recreation - so far

Taft won't ask Casey to step down now

Other contracts will be similar to AFSCME 's

Some aren't happy with AFSCME contract

City smoking ceases June 1

Lazarus blasts police attitudes

Promoters: Columbus more than AmeriFlora

Columbus: Not just yuppies and cows

Efficiency ideas now in departments' hands

Insurance selective about smoking deterrents

Stinziano sponsors bill aiding street corner charities

Columbus could lead regional fire service

Review teams to inspect city operations

Council demands monthly financial reports

City's radio system may be tops

Firefighters taught sensitivity

Taxi, limousine inspection process inefficient

Recycling project kicks off on East Side

Capital improvements bond issue expected in 1994

Cabbies slow to meet safety requirements

York: City should stress international flavor

Budget office offers deficit-slimming solutions

Columbus hopes audit is moneymaker

Impounded docks set tone for rules violators

SWACO may take collection to the streets

Downtown Columbus Inc. will disband

Mayor won't meet July budget deadline

City's efficiency won't improve overnight

Weiler project approved by City Council

Refuse numbers crunched by high absenteeism

City adds refuse workers to limit overtime

Officials seek ways to cut city's deficit

'The Ohioan' article takes shot at Lazarus

Solid waste committee formed

Lashutka: Departments need plan for 15 percent cuts

City reviews new way to nail code violators

District wants residents' say in bond decision

Grant will take another shot

Bigger ban; Officials: Stop hiring smokers

Intent impacts Miller's coupon decision; O'Brien: Free pizza offers weren't malicious

Groups to take district's pulse

Residents enter board race

Parent files complaint against computer 'Wizard'

District's state support remains 'flat'

Focus groups draw 35 residents

Eight sign out board petitions

Board must make bond decision soon; Kohler wants to split up package

District administrative salaries increase next year

Reason to Smile remembers, offers help

Foundation hands out $7,300 in grants

School board to choose from 10 tax options

Expectant Kohler hopes wait is soon over

Greenberg files for board race

Three-percent raise approved for Asbury

Taxing decision; Board must choose ballot issues tonight

Back-to-school day will be here soon

Projects are lined up, even if fund-raising isn't

Harris: Former USSR has catching up to do

Sheriff: Autopsies confirm murder-suicide

Bond issues; Board debate focuses on middle school

Board reviews religion policy

Issue to address improvements

Bond to add computers

Fourth middle school to cost $9.5 million

School district makes plans for unneeded northeast land

Plenty of students take advantage of transfer policy

Zoo rink expected to boost winter business

School year starts smoothly

Projections: District should sell land