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What Columbus Paid Attention to in 2025
Were doing our unofficial year-in-review. Not the best of list, not the most important stories necessarily, just the ones people clicked on, shared, complained about, and wouldnt stop talking abou
Banking on Relationships at FC Bank
When most people think about banking, they picture massive institutions, rigid rules, and transactions that feel anything but personal. But for Jenny Saunders, President of FC Bank, banking is only ef
From WordPress to AI Workflows: Inside Buckeye Innovation
When most people think about technology, they picture shiny new tools, big-budget builds, and teams of engineers working inside massive companies. But for Brad Griffith, founder of Buckeye Innovation,
How MORPC Shapes the Future of Our Region
When we talk about regional planning, its easy to picture dusty binders, endless meetings, or vague talk about growth. But for William Murdock, executive director of the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning
City Council Candidate Tiara Ross
What does it take to ensure that Columbus grows in a way that benefits everyone? That question is at the heart of this weeks episode of The Confluence Cast, featuring Tiara Ross, candidate for Columb
City Council Candidate Jesse Vogel
As Columbus continues to grow, so do the questions about who the city truly works for and how well its leaders are listening.
AI in Ohio
When we talk about artificial intelligence, the focus is often on big tech or headline-grabbing breakthroughs. But for Cas Maxwell, co-founder and CEO of AI Owl, the story is much closer to home.
Inside Wild Goose Creative: Art, Risk, and Meaning in Columbus
Columbus creative community often comes alive at the intersection of art, risk, and meaning; a space where organizations like Wild Goose Creative are working to make their mark.
The Columbus Music Commission’s Big Gig
How do we take a music community and turn it into a music economy?
A Different Lens on Economic Development
When you think about economic development, you might picture a groundbreaking, a ribbon-cutting, or a shiny new district. But more often, it looks like slow, steady puzzle-building.





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