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Columbus Free Press Published September 27

Worker's Voice Coffee & Conversation

Sunday, September 27, 10:30am Kafe Kerouac, 2250 North High St, Columbus, OH Come hang out with other socialists at Kafe Kerouac for a chat about politics!

Columbus Free Press Published September 27

#281 Zoom Solartopia™ - Grassroots Election Protection Monday, Sept. 28, 2026

Solartopia ™ - Grassroots Election Protection Regularly Monday 5 P.M. ET/ 2 P.M. PT Registration link: https://grassrootsep.org/upcoming-zooms Register once and you can choose one or more occurrences to attend without having to re-register for each meeting. If you are able,…

Columbus Free Press Published 1 hour ago

Trump PSA

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We Want You Sick Say Health Corporations

Many realize that health corporations make money when you are sick--or you are afraid you're sick--but some are blissfully ignorant of the dual and hypocritical messaging. Industry's "hypochondria sell," of course, is the basis of Ask Your Doctor advertising but it also fuels the…

Columbus Free Press Published 5 hours ago

Columbus City Schools successfully manipulates local legacy media

This article first appeared here What’s happening right now with Columbus City Schools (CCS), the media, and the Columbus Education Association (teacher’s union) is exactly how the state of public schools perpetuates in Ohio’s largest district.

PRESS RELEASE: Lightning Strike Sparks Attic Fire on Pershing Road

Columbus firefighters faced a challenging attic fire Tuesday morning after arriving at a two-story residence in the 100 block of Pershing Road to find smoke showing from the roofline.

Columbus Free Press Published 13 hours ago

Black Policy Matters

Every major election cycle, millions of dollars in civic funding flow into get-out-the-vote (GOTV) organizations, voter mobilization drives, and community outreach coalitions. Yet, despite this massive influx of resources, the numbers on the ground tell a starkly different story:…

City’s third annual Fiscal Budget Guide now available

The City of Columbus’ 2026–2027 Fiscal Budget Guide is now available in both print and online, giving residents an accessible look at how the City’s budget works and how tax dollars and other revenues support services throughout the community.

Columbus Free Press Published 14 hours ago

What Do We Need From Each Other? Work, Dignity & Dreams

Tuesday, September 29, 6-8pm Downtown

Columbus Free Press Published September 29

Empire Psychosis

More and more humans are suffering from empire psychosis. People who can’t go ten minutes without checking their phones, losing hours a day to social media and mindless scrolling. People talking to chatbots, learning about the world from them, learning about life from them,…

Columbus Free Press Published September 29

Furryphobia

Bluffton Icon Published September 28

Travis Michael Swank, 40, was a salesman

Travis Michael Swank, 40, passed away on September 27, 2026, at the Ohio State University-Wexner Medical Center in Columbus. Travis was born November 24, 1985, in Bluffton to Jeff and Kim (Funk) Swank. On February 10, 2012, he married Kayla (Hughes) Swank. Obituaries