Columbus

Museum exhibit reflects century of Russian history

Neighborhood leaders cautiously optimistic over ransier

Coleman triumvirate will take leadership help

City faced snow, ducked referendum threats

Largest mayor has another side

As 2000 starts, Y2K council winds down

Preparations pay off on New Year's Eve

Night of the Y2K; Though nothing happened, Central Ohio was ready for anything

Columbus trims abatement for Worthington Industries

Capital to host civil rights leader as part of activities

County auditor releases Polaris TIF funds

Graceland has other problems beyond connector

Exhibit a reminder of toll violence has taken

Council saves most of Lashutka set-aside

Hoops Classic will feature a prep basketball feast

Cancer clinic salutes special friends

Meeting open to all with railroad concerns

Cause of fatal fire still undetermined

Shoemaker, others charge pipeline would hurt creek

Crossing in King's memory draws 2,000

Kass says he'll 'absolutely' rebuild at Easton

'Sex' show includes best short play cabaret has staged

Dillard's work won't stop with urban district

Big Bear layoffs won't affect Goodale Avenue employees

Habash: Lakewood vote isolated

Coleman administration claims snow-clearing battle

Halliwell, 20, taking on party favorite in 26th

Application process open for NWCA award

Spa wants clients to feel good, look good

Preston's goal has been consistency

Program seeks volunteers

Coleman fills two more cabinet positions

New cabinet members have ears to the ground

Mayor: Police study will help planning

Outdoor lights are ruining our night sky

FOP trying to get in records disposal fight

Code change will let drinkers park a beer

Willhites sacrifice much to help those in need

The Continent's days as a retail center appear to be over: Candle Shoppe is the latest store to move from the once venerable center

Programs shine new light on diversity

Mild winter, 'Rosco' mean fewer potholes

Penalties make graffiti costly form of communication

Council ups ante in fight against graffiti

Car chase that ended in death traveled through Worthington

Watterson principal ready to give up 'chosen ministry'

Continent prepares to meet wrecking ball

Store gives 'classic' a whole new meaning

NCC may sit out this connector fight

Revision of Morse Road plans to be revealed next week

New principal has capital plans

Don't you dare start picking on our city

Leave Clippers alone

There's no place like home -- in a house

A railing Moss gathers many targets to stone

What's so special about Central Ohio?

ADA anniversary just one stop on journey

Judges should explain their annexation decision

Christ Child Society inducts new board

Election 2000: Tough campaign ads spark tough response

Election 2000: Debate draws Hogan, Jordan, O'Shaughnessy and Tiberi

Education, experience, make Hatch the best choice

Early finance reports prove 12th District race is important

Coleman says '01 budget balances after cuts

Pucks should bring bucks to city coffers

Clintonville Academy elections results in

Leaders gather to tackle traffic issue

Funding freeze delays new libraries

Sensenbrenner says the downtown needs light rail

Light rail meeting leads to lively sales tax debate

Area 'Y' campaign Kresge challenge grant

The rewards of educating

Speakers win awards

Steinbeck tale revived with vivid acting, direction, design

Kipling characters converse in English and sign language

Owners of eclectic thrift shop are heroes to diabetes group

Wrecking ball looms over The Continent

Candidates share anti-connector views

Council candidates discuss abatements, pedestrian issues

City planning new sources of water

City county could unite for joint port authority

Harris a strong candidate

Park employs plans to curb illegal swimming

200-acre Hickory Bluff Farm annexation OK'd

Religious leaders: Turn to faith, Local religious leaders urge residents to turn to faith, not vengeance

Residents respond by donating blood

Accused murderer awaits extradition

Candidate Gibson says resources could be used to help more people

City looks at new sources of income as economy softens

Coleman: Downtown revitalization efforts will take time

Jackson touts record as city attorney

Browne wants city attorney to spend more time in court

Columbus' belt tightening won't include police layoffs