Mandy Shunnarah

2 weeks ago | experiencecolumbus.com | Mandy Shunnarah

When Marcia Riley opened Slammers in 1993, it wasn’t the only lesbian bar in the city. At the time, there were more than 200 lesbian bars in the U.S., and a handful of them were right here in Columbus. Those who remember Columbus in those days can attest to the number of bars, shops, and bookstores where LGBTQ+ people gathered.

1 month ago | businessinsider.com | Libby Kane |Mandy Shunnarah |Henry Blodget

The author, right, with her husband outside their home. Courtesy Mandy Shunnarah 2025-05-05T20:46:49Z Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . When my boyfriend and I considered buying a home, I assumed we couldn't afford it.

1 month ago | matternews.org | Mandy Shunnarah

For many workers, receiving an official pay stub from their employer – one with the employee’s name, net and gross wages, any tax deductions, the number of hours worked, and their hourly wage, in addition to the employer’s name and address – is such a basic expectation that they assume all workers receive a pay stub each pay period. However, prior to the passage of House Bill 106, alternately known as the Pay Stub Protection Act, this wasn’t always the case for the most vulnerable workers.

2 months ago | experiencecolumbus.com | Mandy Shunnarah

Columbus has been quietly racking up the accolades and it’s time we stop keeping it to ourselves. In our series, Behind the Buzz, we’re unveiling the people, places and experiences that make our city worthy and deserving of all the hype. Keep reading and you'll be asking yourself, "Can all of this exist in one city?" Yes, Columbus.

2 months ago | columbusceo.com | Mandy Shunnarah

Brothers Jamie and Jonathan Wilcox and their father, Randy, have found success capitalizing on a growing niche in the local housing market, providing steady growth for their family business. Wilcox Communities built and operates 15 apartment communities in all corners of Central Ohio, including Westerville, Grove City, Marysville and Powell, where the brothers grew up. “We develop suburban, single-story apartment communities. That’s what we’re passionate about,” Jonathan Wilcox says.