Walker Evans is the Co-Founder and CEO of Columbus Underground, a media platform that focuses on local news and events in Columbus, Ohio. With a background in journalism and event organization, Walker's articles cover a range of topics including local businesses, entertainment, city developments, and community events.
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Walker's coverage is heavily focused on local news, events, and entertainment in Columbus, Ohio. He frequently includes expert commentary which suggests an interest in insights from local experts or community leaders.
Given the emphasis on government announcements and private sector announcements, Walker may be receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives from local businesses or organizations involved in the topics covered such as real estate trends, city development initiatives, event planning insights etc.
Additionally, because of his focus on house & home themes alongside government & politics and expert commentary attributes suggest he might be interested in stories related to housing policies,government initiatives impacting housing market etc.
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Nearly 160,000 people were recently purged from Ohio’s voter rolls — meaning they currently can’t vote in the upcoming presidential election.
By: Jesse Bethea
Having shepherded Columbus’ Urban Forestry Master Plan into acceptance and implementation, Rosalie Hendon has now taken on the role of city forester—the first woman to hold the office. Since taking the position in May, Hendon has overseen data projects designed to teach the public about their trees, the beginning of the city’s newest tree ordinance, […]
We are diving into the most read stories shaping the landscape of the city. These are the top stories that have captured the attention of our community — not necessarily the most important or significant, but the ones that people just couldn’t stop reading.
Over 5,500 attendees took part in the first annual Columbus Comedy Festival August 14-18 at venues all over the city. Dozens of local and national performers gathered for the week to entertain fans with stand-up comedy, improv shows, sketch showcases, comedic film events and more! Headliners of the festival in 2024 included Jason Banks, Michael […]
If you've ever strolled past the large brick building located at 620 Oak Street and peeked into the windows, then you've probably spotted the unusual sight of some of the fanciest looking cars undergoing repairs.
By: Walker Evans
If everything goes according to plan, then a quiet residential street in Franklinton will slowly become a new entertainment hotspot over the next several years.
School is back in session at The Ohio State University, and there's a couple of new businesses opening along High Street to greet the new and returning students.
By: Walker Evans
On Saturday afternoon, while much of the city was pregaming and tailgating, the Short North was celebrating the 40th anniversary of Gallery Hop.
By: Walker Evans
When it was announced two weeks ago that a collection of Downtown buildings at Broad & High had been acquired by Downtown Columbus Inc. (DCI), conversations immediately turned to talk of office-to-residential conversion. With office vacancies still high all across post-pandemic America, and the demand for urban housing units showing few signs of slowing down, […]
Abandon all hope, ye who enter … the Library? While the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall may not be quite as terrifying as the
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