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The great outdoors is a perennial theme in classical music, usually expressed through bucolic or picturesque works. But the Seattle Symphony knew that to…

For years, Eric French and I would huddle in the broom closet way atop the Ohio Theater that became our broadcast studio to air live the Saturday night…

Back in August I wrote about the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland and how it attracts some of the greatest musical artists each year. This year's festival…

In the early 1980s I put myself through graduate school at NYU by working in the classical records dept. at Barnes and Noble on Fifth Avenue. Back then…

TWO AUDIO PIECES Maria Callas returned to the Metropolitan Opera for the first time in seven years on March 19, 1965. In 1959, after ten busy years at the…

Since 2005, the number of Ohioans appealing the assessed value of their homes has nearly tripled. That's largely because market values have plummeted, but…

The efforts of some privacy advocates Wednesday to cause long line at airport security check points by "opting-out" of body scanners and "opting-in" to…

GOP Presidential candidate Mitt Romney spoke twice at Otterbein University, first with a half dozen graduating students, most of whom didn’t have jobs.…

Public school advocates say the state’s Republican leaders are moving Ohio in the wrong direction when it comes to funding public education. That's…

It wasn’t much of a meeting – Gov. John Kasich, Senate President Tom Niehaus and Speaker Bill Batchelder sitting behind one table, facing a table…