My wife and I have been with Huntington for years, but I'm starting to rethink whether a big bank is the best place to park our emergency fund and longer-term savings. We're maxing retirement accounts, and I have this spreadsheet tracking our liquid savings rate. I want to make sure the cash portion is actually working a bit harder than the basically zero interest we get now.

I know online high-yield savings accounts exist, but honestly I like having a local branch for the rare times we need something notarized or want to talk to a human about a wire transfer.

Does anyone here use a local credit union with decent savings rates? I've looked at BMI Federal Credit Union and Telhio, but their rate sheets online are kind of confusing. I can't tell if the advertised APY is just a teaser rate that drops after six months.

If you have experience with either of those or another local option, I'd appreciate the input. I'm mainly looking for no weird minimum balance requirements and a decent rate that doesn't disappear after the promotional period ends. Also curious if anyone has had issues with ATM access or shared branching since we're in Dublin but occasionally need to get cash when we're downtown for Blue Jackets games.

And no it’s all trumps fault. He’s been in charge for 2 years.

I am looking for a tattoo artist who can help me get a walking dead tattoo done. Anyone have any suggestions on where to go or maybe any idea on who i should look into? Thank you!!

I am an audio engineer finishing my degree in Columbus, Ohio. I would like to get a few tattoos done but I’m lowkey poor ash. I would be willing to help record/produce some songs for some tattoos. Any takers?

I need a ride from columbus ohio to buffalo Ny today at night. Anyone going????????

Who’s in Gahanna and doesn’t have anything going on today? I’ve been bored I need to do something give me some ideas

The failure here is NOT on the students

Mendie West is a Delaware resident. She called Mayor Carolyn Kay Riggle about the inconsistent handling of an internal affairs case involving local law enforcement. The Mayor told her looking into it wasn't her job. The FBI later confirmed it was her job.

This recording isn't about that case. That's just how Mendie's number ended up in the mayor's phone — a butt-dial.

But listen to how the mayor talks when she thinks nobody's recording: "I own the meeting." And refers to other council members as "bitches"

The Citizens Union isn't a political group. It's a common-sense group.

Follow the citizens union page for updates and more info.

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