Steve Mark

Many people have found themselves learning event planning the hard way – perhaps while organizing a bar or bat mitzvah that doubled as a crash course in catering logistics.

It may seem impossible to track, but 30% of all drivers in the U.S. record their vehicle trips with a dash cam, according to autoinsurance. That equates to 69 million

Artificial intelligence.

Artist Hani Hara, 77, debuts new works and a documentary on his refugee journey, reflecting on a life of art, resilience, and identity in a major Columbus exhibit.

Many nonprofits rely on end-of-year donations to fill out their bottom line for the entire calendar year. The Chronicle of Philanthropy reported that of online donations made to a nonprofit

Armed with a law degree from The Ohio State University in Columbus in 1984, Sharon Sobol Jordan quickly began her climb atop the legal profession – first, as a partner at Schneider, Smeltz, Ranney & LaFond, then as director of law for the city of Cleveland.

For employees at Penn and Beech Candle Co. in downtown Columbus, business is good, according to marketing director Sarah Chait.

Scenic designer Adam Koch has a full plate these days. His most recent design involvement, “The Zionists,” premieres Apr. 9 at Miami New Drama. The production, written by S. Asher

In the midst of war, with countries and ideologies at odds, it may appear insurmountable that Muslims and Jews can find common ground. Yet, in Columbus, at the Noor Islamic

Steve Guinan began coaching baseball at Columbus Torah Academy in 2005. Twenty-one years later, he recounted how a dilemma of Jewish baseball sorts planted the seed for what has sprouted