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See the coming-of-age story and rise of Ashley Chea, a Cambodian American basketball prodigy during a screening and Q&A with the director of Home Court at our next Indie Lens Pop-Up screening on Thursday, April 3 at WOSU's Ross Community Studio.

Public media is essential to the Central Ohio community and our country. That’s why we're asking you to sign the #ProtectMyPublicMedia Day pledge at https://wosu.pm/43jsHiP.

Join us for the next Indie Lens Pop-Up screening of Bike Vessel along with a Q&A with the founders of the Columbus chapter of the?Major Taylor Cycling Club at the MAROON ARTS GROUP on Thursday, March 6 at 6 p.m.

Intel has announced its Licking County chip manufacturing plants are being delayed again until 2030.

In the latest report from WOSU’s Inside: Caregiving series, an expert from the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP) shares valuable insights on how Ohio’s seniors can navigate insurance options and plan for the costs of aging. See all our reporting from the Inside: Caregiving series at https://wosu.org/inside.

Public libraries are such a staple of American communities, but how did this system come to be? Join us for a screening + community-driven conversation of Free for All: The Public Library on Wednesday, January 29 at Columbus Metropolitan Library Main Library.

?? Buckeyes Win National Championship ?? Ohio State holds off a Notre Dame comeback bid to walk away with a nailbiter of a 34-23 victory over the Fighting Irish.

It’s a new era for All Sides! Welcome Amy Juravich as the new executive producer and host of All Sides with Amy Juravich. Amy brings to the hosting chair two decades of public radio experience and a deep passion for its mission. Amy has served WOSU listeners for 17 years. Her voice and personality are familiar to WOSU listeners thanks to her work as the 89.7 NPR Mid-Day Host. We hope you’re looking forward to this new chapter of All Sides as much as we are. Congratulations Amy!

Fran Ryan, a central Ohio resident and former staff member in President Jimmy Carter’s administration, remembers her former boss as honest, caring and someone who really worked hard at his job.

Discover how Nationwide’s 40-story "Happy Holidays" light display lights up downtown Columbus!