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Upper Arlington: Student Voices for Good
Upper Arlington Empowers Students to Speak Out Through Ideas Seminar Read more
Photos courtesy of Emily Keeler
Grandview Heights: Paint the Town
As you may have read in the January/February issue of Tri-Village Magazine, the Grandview-based arts organization 5colums is making an impact in the community. Read more
Photos courtesy of Jeffrey S. Hall Photography
Local musician and entrepreneur making dreams reality
Upper Arlington resident Rob Maccabee shares his story about starting a band, working in the music industry, getting involved in the Tri-Village community and more. Read more
Photos courtesy of Brad Gintert
Grandview Heights educators introduce a virtual reality sandbox
Students enjoy an augmented reality sandbox that allows them to learn kinetically Read more
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39th annual Golden Apple Awards celebrate educators
What makes a community great? Friendly neighbors? Green space? One thing is for sure: there needs to be good schools Read more
Grandview Heights City Schools find success through the Global Read Aloud program
Tried-and-true teaching methods and technology come together through Global Read Aloud Read more
Marshall Evan
World War II - era home gets a facelift
When Nadia Malik and Michael Pratt purchased their Upper Arlington home, they knew that it would need some work Read more
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St. Patrick's Day at Byrne's Pub
Around the Table: Get ready to dress in green and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Read more
Around Tri-Village | March - April 2019
Tri-Village Magazine features the Concourse Gallery and Upper Arlington State of the City Read more
Calendar | Tri-Village January/February 2019
Events in Tri-Village in January and February 2019 Read more
Photos courtesy of Chad Gibson and Justin Milam
CoGo offers more ways to get around Upper Arlington
The City of Upper Arlington added five CoGo bike-sharing stations in October 2018. Learn more about these locations and how they not only impact the community but local students. Read more
Grandview 5columns project helps kids make public art
The five black poles outside of Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School might not look like much. However, they are an artistic canvas for the students and a public art installation for everyone to enjoy. Learn more about this project. Read more
Photos courtesy of Jeffrey S. Hall Photography
How local became a leadership hero
From an early age, Lamar Graham aspired to work in a leadership role. Understanding his personal experiences and working hard towards his goals, he is now running a local food pantry with great passion and success. Read more
Local holistic health practice and professionals
The concept of a holistic health lifestyle has become increasingly relevant. People are learning that just working out is no longer enough. Learn about holistic health, and some local options to strength the mind, body and spirit. Read more
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Creative, hands-on activities offered locally
When’s the last time you worked with your hands? According to an analysis done on the job-hunting site Monster, it could be the key to happiness. Learn about some local hubs that provide creative, hands-on activities. Read more
Photos courtesy of Marshall Evan Photography
Upper Arlington basement balances design and utility
Since the children of a UA family outgrew their household basement as a playroom, a major renovation turned the space into a cozy, updated getaway with multiple entertainment sources. Read more
Heart to Heart Food Pantry 2019 Hunger Hoedown
Did you know that more than 1.7 million people struggle with hunger in Ohio? Thankfully, Heart to Heart Food Pantry is making a difference and this year they're hosting the annual Hunger Hoedown fundraiser on Feb. 1. Learn more here. Read more
Around Tri-Village | January-February 2019
Tri-Village Magazine features the Chase Columbus Turkey Trot, Songs at the Center and a Grandview Heights High School performance Read more
Bookmarks | Tri-Village January/February 2019
Bookmarks compiled by the Upper Arlington Public Library Read more
Photo courtesy of Bill Johannes
Ohio Wildlife District One is an Excellent Community Resource
Like many who live in the Tri-Village area, I drive by this attractive building located on Dublin Road (Rt.33) just south of the West Fifth Avenue intersection in Marble Cliff and wonder what goes on there. Read more
Photo courtesy of Jeffrey S. Hall Photography
Historian Jack Park makes a lifelong career out of his love for OSU football
Anyone who sets foot on the front step of Jack Park’s house immediately knows he’s a fan of The Ohio State University football team. Hanging on Park’s front door is a scarlet OSU football banner. Read more
