Emma Wozniak

4 days ago | dispatch.com | Emma Wozniak

Contrary to how you might have felt during last month's brisk mornings and rainy afternoons, the National Weather Service in Wilmington says May 2025 was neither Columbus' coldest nor wettest May on record — and when it comes to temperature, it was "nowhere close."Andy Hatzos, an NWS meteorologist, said May 2025 was the 12th-wettest May in Columbus' recorded weather history dating back to 1879, with a total of 6.47 inches of rain. The city's record-wettest May was 9.9 inches in 1882.

4 days ago | cantonrep.com | Emma Wozniak

• Wildfires in Canada are impacting air quality in several U.S. states, including Ohio. • Columbus, Ohio, currently has a "moderate" air quality rating, but conditions are expected to improve by the end of the week. • While no air quality alerts have been issued in Ohio yet, experts recommend those sensitive to particle pollution limit time outdoors. Air quality in some states across America is worsening as wildfires rage across Canada — and central Ohio is may begin to see the effects.

4 days ago | dispatch.com | Emma Wozniak

Wildfires in Canada are impacting air quality in several U.S. states, including Ohio. Columbus, Ohio, currently has a "moderate" air quality rating, but conditions are expected to improve by the end of the week. While no air quality alerts have been issued in Ohio yet, experts recommend those sensitive to particle pollution limit time outdoors. Air quality in some states across America is worsening as wildfires rage across Canada — and central Ohio is may begin to see the effects.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Emma Wozniak

A restaurant in Columbus owned by a Cincinnati-based chef has permanently closed its doors after 10 years in business. An employee confirmed to the Columbus Dispatch on May 30 that the Arena District Nada had officially closed after service the day prior, and signs were posted around the building’s exterior reading “Permanently closed; Thank you for 10 great years!”Nada, located at 220 W. Nationwide Blvd., was Cincinnati chef and restaurateur David Falk’s first Columbus restaurant.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Emma Wozniak

When most people think of libraries, they likely envision books, public computers and the occasional “shh!”But at the Columbus Metropolitan Library, there’s a lot more going on behind the shelves. From meals for students to local museum tickets to English language courses, CML provides its cardholders ample events, programs and activities to engage the community. And the best part? So long as you’ve got a CML library card, they’re all free.