CityScene Magazine (Columbus, OH)

Established in 1999 with the launch of CityScene Magazine, CityScene Media Group has consistently focused on delivering top-notch publications filled with engaging content. Collaborating with clients in the Columbus region, we have successfully created six community magazines: Dublin Life, Healthy New Albany, Pickerington, Tri-Village, Westerville, and Discover Grove City. Our commitment extends beyond just community magazines; we also partner with local arts organizations, Chambers of Commerce, and prominent event planners to develop event guides, chamber directories, visitors’ guides, and a variety of other professional publications.

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1 week ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

Netflix's newest limited series Sirens is darkly comedic, diving into the complexities of sisterhood, power and identity. The story follows Devon, a scrappy everywoman, who becomes increasingly concerned about her preppy sister Simone's entanglement with her boss, the enigmatic Michaela Kell, a philanthropist and socialite with a possibly cult-like influence.
Dublin Scioto graduate and former NFL player uses his platform for good

1 week ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

Jay Richardson’s path from high school football standout to NFL veteran and community leader is marked by passion, purpose and commitment. A Dublin Scioto graduate and former Ohio State Buckeye, Richardson now splits his time between sports broadcasting, real estate and youth mentorship – utilizing his platform to inspire those around him and uplift his community.
Dublin parks preserve the past, inform the future

2 weeks ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

Thousands of years of history lay hidden in the backyards of countless Dublin residents, right beneath their feet. From ancient Indigenous earthworks to early settler farmsteads, Dublin’s landscape holds centuries of stories waiting to be explored. The City of Dublin, in collaboration with Indigenous communities, archeologists and its Parks & Recreation division, has long worked to preserve these historical landmarks and share their significance with the public.
Pickerington Creamery turns a new leaf after dairy-industry days

2 weeks ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Rachel Karas

Although it originally opened in 1900 as a joint effort by local farmers, the Pickerington Creamery became a part of the Good family years later due to unique circumstances. In 1913, Arthur J. Good was on his way to Parkersburg, West Virginia, for a possible job when his train was forced to stop short of its destination. Due to the Great Flood of Ohio, Good got off in Pickerington and got a job at the then Pierce Brothers Creamery.
The Four Seasons, How to Solve Your Own Murder and Palm Valley Cocktails

3 weeks ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

Netflix's latest "dramedy," The Four Seasons, takes viewers through the highs and lows of companionship, love and change, blending sharp humor with heartfelt drama. Set against the backdrop of a decades-long friendship between three couples and their tradition of quarterly weekend getaways, the story complicates when one couple divorces.
Great Big Beautiful Life, Dos Hermanos and The Residence

1 month ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

In Great Big Beautiful Life, bestselling author Emily Henry delivers a moving, multi-layered story about love, truth and the beauty that can grow from broken places. The novel follows Alice Scott, an optimistic celebrity journalist, and Hayden Anderson, a guarded Pulitzer Prize-winning writer, as they compete to write the biography of a mysterious heiress on a secluded island, Margaret Ives.
Inniswood Metro Gardens' Rose Garden gets updates among other changes

1 month ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Rachel Karas

Situated among 6,000 acres of parkland within 41 parks and recreational facilities, residents of Westerville are no strangers to green spaces around the city. One local spot offers a hidden world that feels right out of a fantasy novel. Columbus and Franklin County Metropolitan Park District Metro Parks’ Inniswood Metro Gardens, north of 270-I and off of South Hempstead Road, welcomes roughly 650,000 visitors annually with its ever-changing landscape that blankets the 123-acre nature preserve.
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1 month ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

In Matriarch: A Memoir, Tina Knowles – also known as the mother of Destiny's Child superstars, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and Solange Knowles – offers a deeply intimate and empowering account of her personal journey as a mother, business woman, fashion designer and cultural icon. The book delves into everything from her Texas upbringing to her role in guiding Destiny's Child towards global success.
Honor Flight Columbus works to honor local veterans

1 month ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

Honor Flight Columbus adheres to one simple motto: honor, share, celebrate. Guided by that motto, the nonprofit organization carries out its mission to honor America’s senior veterans by taking them on trips to Washington, D.C. to visit the nation’s memorials, by helping them share their stories, and by celebrating and affirming their service and homecoming.
City of Grove City updates brand staying true to traditions

1 month ago | cityscenecolumbus.com | Ella Taylor Jay

A city’s identity is much more than its name on a map – it’s a story, a vision, a sense of place, and for many, it’s a representation of home. Nothing reflects this message more perfectly than Grove City’s new look. “Grove City over the last 10-15 years has had phenomenal, positive growth and improvements,” Grove City’s Community & Business Relations Officer Don Walters says.