Asher Bentz, 9, volunteers at Love Chapel and reads to kids while chasing a spot in the Super Kid quarterfinals.

Over 20 Dublin businesses are handing out candy at Coffman Park, plus a half-hour sensory-friendly period for families who need it.

Kenyon College's Brown Family Environmental Center expects hundreds for free hayrides, cider pressing and alpacas from Utica.

Worthington Resource Pantry now needs three extra tons of food monthly just to keep pace with rising need.

Nearly 400 supporters are expected Thursday as Ohio 4-H's biggest fundraiser books Nina Day and a top federal food-safety official.

A one-year-old Holstein from Ohio State's Wooster campus leads Friday's parade, honoring 1926 queen Maudine Ormsby.

Sadie Mae, a 7-year-old corgi who can't use her hind legs, races in a tiny wheelchair and still draws the loudest cheers at Ford Field.

Sgt. Myron Yaw’s B-24 was shot down in 1944; his older brother died the same way months earlier.

Indian Run Elementary students wrote thank-you letters bound for a local veterans care center at Dublin's newest library feature.

Twenty-plus local vendors, live music and a silent auction return to The Commons to help feed thousands of Bartholomew County families.

At The Table's ninth annual “Still I Rise” fashion show hits the runway at Columbus Academy on September 27, with survivor models leading the way.

Joyce and Roger Madison trained a year for the trek but chose to head back to their hotel instead of pushing on.

Runners can meet SWAT, the dive team and mounted patrol at the Sept. 26 race, with cookies waiting at every mile marker.