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Susan Rosenstock is a good friend to have and she's a great friend for anyone immersed in the arts in Central Ohio. Since 1978 Susan has been with the…

In the days leading up to July 4, I want to share a bit about American classical artists who were world famous in their day and are less well known in…

Columbus Arson Investigators were called to a northwest side neighborhood to search for clues in an alleged hate crime. A resident found a large wooden…

Two top-level executives at Scotts Miracle-Gro Company in Marysville left abruptly this week. Vice Presidents, David Aronowitz and Christopher Nagel…

Macy's says it will close its downtown Columbus department story located in City Center Mall. The department store chain says business is too slow to keep…

Oftentimes I will mention a composers name to someone and see not the first hint of recognition. Â I should not be surprised. Â Most people who share my…

There are as many ways to celebrate Christmas in America as there are Americans. Some celebrations are big, spirited family affairs. Others are…

I came across this article last night which launched me into a new era of music making - using free or inexpensive iPhone apps to make music. There are…

Both major parties are working on the platforms that will be decided at their conventions next month. And the 15 member committee working to create the…

This Sunday’s Music in Mid-Ohio, the season finale, presents the Columbus Symphony as heard in Carnegie Hall in April of 2001. We’ll hear Brahms Symphony number 2, and selections from the prologue to Boito’s opera Mefistofele.