A priceless antique theatre organ gifted to the RiverCenter broke on-stage, likely due to poor maintenance. It reveals another instance of probable mismanagement by RiverCenter’s executives.

The Columbus 2025 initiative is now calling for help in creating a logo under the #WeDoAmazing brand family. The derivative logo will be focused on attracting talented people to the Fountain City.

Columbus wants to retain talented and educated people, but its actions continue to drive them away. Exploring this irony may provide the valuable insight needed to get it right.

Numerous RiverCenter employees have walked out, citing a hostile workplace as the reason. Many of them couldn’t even bear to stay long enough to line up another job.

Tax forms reveal the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts incurred a cumulative net loss of more than $1.13 million from 2014 to 2019, matching its executive director’s tenure.

The Springer’s Artistic Director removed his personal Facebook account after publicly admitting the venue cancelled The Hodgetwins’ performance because of its content.

The Springer claims to be a champion of free speech, so why do they combat speech they do not agree with?

An email from a Springer employee reveals the show was canceled over its conservative content, contradicting their public claim of nonpayment.

Have you ever wondered why Columbus, Ga.’s logo and branding are so … pathetic? There’s a story to it, and boy does it not disappoint. Here’s what actually happened, as alleged by those who were there and tried frivolously to stop the inevitable from happening.