Cliff Wiltshire

2 weeks ago | clintonvillespotlight.com | Cliff Wiltshire

The Kiwanis Club of Northern Columbus has awarded scholarships to two 2025 high school graduates: Estelle Geis-Moffitt of Whetstone High School and Kristina Ma of Columbus School for Girls. Both have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement, leadership and commitment to community service – embodying values of the Kiwanis organization. Each year, Northern Kiwanis works hard to raise funds for scholarships that support local students in their educational journeys.

2 weeks ago | clintonvillespotlight.com | Cliff Wiltshire

Something super important to me in raising my children is helping them develop an interest in and affinity for the arts. While we have a Columbus Museum of Art family membership (I definitely recommend bringing your little ones to their Wonder Room, and it’s free on Sundays), arts festivals are another great option.

2 weeks ago | clintonvillespotlight.com | Cliff Wiltshire

We have been hearing a lot of chatter lately about eliminating taxes. Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy wants to eliminate the state income tax. A statewide ballot to get rid of property taxes is moving through the process and could be decided by voters this November. Every day we hear of cuts being made to another program, not necessarily because of its value but solely because it costs money to operate.

1 month ago | clintonvillespotlight.com | Cliff Wiltshire

The Civitan Club of North Columbus provided its annual Egg Hunt for students at Colerain Elementary School April 17. A thousand plastic eggs with “special surprises” inside were “hidden” for about 150 students. Civitan members and some school staff prepared, filled and organized the eggs which were hidden under the supervision of “Super Chicken,” who club members credited with providing the eggs. Many of these students have some intellectual or developmental disabilities.

1 month ago | clintonvillespotlight.com | Cliff Wiltshire

In some big cities, visitors buy tickets to ride popular hop-on, hop-off tour buses that transport them to major attractions. In Clintonville, the focus is on riders aged 50 and older. Their “tour bus” circulates on a route designed exclusively for them: the Clintonville C-Loop. These riders are catered to on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. by the free C-Loop shuttle bus, transporting them safely to and from major housing locations and shopping destinations within Clintonville and Beechwold.