Tyler Buchanan is a Midwest Editor at Axios. He specializes in covering events and conferences, travel and tourism, and professional sports, with a keen focus on destinations and major league sports. Tyler's work has been featured in Axios, Scene Magazine (Times-Shamrock), and MSN.
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Tyler Buchanan's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements and events, especially related to sports, history, and politics in the Columbus area. He is likely interested in receiving pitches regarding local political developments, upcoming events or initiatives in Columbus (Ohio), as well as stories about the city's historical significance.
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Enjoy a weekend of visual arts, dancing, singing and every other form of human creativity at the downtown riverfront. 🎨 Our pick: The Columbus Arts Festival
A few years back, I called The Eclectic Diner & Sweeterie "the real deal" … and it closed shortly after. does not befall its replacement, the equally awesome Delaware Diner
The wild story of a cross-country trip involving 10 Boulder horses highlighted the bicentennial celebration in Colorado nearly 50 years ago.
The fair is scheduled for July 29-Aug. 9 and has nearly a dozen ticketed concerts.
Lots of folks got in trouble around this time 75 years ago, per the June 19, 1951, edition of the Northwest (Fayetteville) Arkansas Times:
It will remain sealed until America's 500th birthday in 2276.
No one knows for sure if Ohio State's "Big Ear" radio telescope once detected extraterrestrial intelligence in 1977.
Bob McElligott will no longer call games for Columbus on radio.
Getting a library copy of "The Odyssey" is proving to be quite the journey these days.
It has been a tough month for us Buc-ee's lovers, what with our brisket-fed Goliath taking David to court for a trademark complaint
