Just one more day until the eclipse! Here are some great resources I’ve found recently to maximize the eclipse experience:

• Shadowmap - This app can help with finding an excellent viewing location by showing you how the sun looks from any given location.

• NYT Cloud Forecast - Right now we are looking at 60-80% cloud cover, which isn’t ideal, but also not quite as bad as it sounds. Plenty of sky is showing in a 60% cloud cover scenario, we just have to cross our fingers that the sun will be out during totality.

• Video of an eclipse from 1900 - Finally, this is an astonishing video from 1900 of a total eclipse. It’s an incredibly visceral preview of what we’ll be seeing, despite being 124 years old.

The Eclipse Totality Path Has Shifted. Here’s What That Means For Columbus 🌕

There have been some minor adjustments to where you can expect totality and we have a zoomable map showing the latest to help you plan your day. 🔭

The Best New Restaurants In Columbus (April 2024) 🍽

Get all the latest on recent restaurant openings right here.

A New Era For Columbus As City Embraces Major Zoning Overhaul 🏗

In an ambitious move to reshape our urban landscape, the City of Columbus is set to overhaul its zoning laws for the first time in seven decades.

This Old Train Car Diner Was Named The Best Diner In Ohio 🚂

This is going to sound oddly specific, but have you ever wanted to dine in a vintage steam engine while celebrating everything Ohio State Buckeyes?