Zack Plair

If you walk into the rear of the Salvation Army building on 2219 Main St. in Columbus today, you'll see a vast space in desperate need of tender, love and care, being used for storage.

Alan Lewis was passed over in March to be the city's next fire chief, but on Tuesday he got the next best thing.

Development of the old Woody’s on the Water property at Columbus Marina has hit a snag, with city council members voting at a Wednesday work session to extend the closing date to July 7.

A debate Wednesday on whether the city could pay for Carlos and Roberto Rosales' meals next week in Denver revealed the documentarians have already received $18,750 in public funds for a contract the city council had not approved.

A debate Wednesday on whether the city could pay for Carlos and Roberto Rosales' meals next week in Denver revealed the documentarians have already

The bulk of Tuesday's city council meeting at the Municipal Complex played out behind closed doors, with little action to show for the hour-plus executive session when it finally adjourned.

COLUMBUS – The city's grant writer and administrator has had enough.

The city of Columbus' grant writer and administrator has had enough. Susan Wilder, left, and Stephen Jones THE COMMERCIAL DISPATCH

Neither the city nor county left a joint meeting Friday of the county board of supervisors and Columbus City Council with a check in-hand, but officials from both entities believe the financial disputes between them are well on their way to being resolved.

Neither the city nor county left a joint meeting last Friday of the county board of supervisors and Columbus City Council with a check in-hand, but officials from both entities