Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and the city health commissioner Dr. Mysheika Roberts talk about plans to slowly reopen businesses in the city during the COVID-19 pandemic

Plans to Slowly Reopen Businesses in the City During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Columbus Concerns is a public affairs presentation of NABCO in Columbus, OH. Columbus Concerns is a weekly, 20-minutes long program that focuses on local public affairs and issues of public concern in the central Ohio area. The guests on the program range from public policy makers, lawmakers and directors of non-profit organizations in the Columbus area. Host: Mark Nuce Columbus Concerns airs Sundays at 6a on North American Broadcasting Company stations - <a href="http://www.nabco-inc.com" rel="noopener">www.nabco-inc.com</a>

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Columbus Concerns is a public affairs presentation of NABCO in Columbus, OH. Columbus Concerns is a weekly, 20-minutes long program that focuses on local public affairs and issues of public concern in the central Ohio area. The guests on the program range from public policy makers, lawmakers and directors of non-profit organizations in the Columbus area.Host: Mark NuceColumbus Concerns airs Sundays at 6a on North American Broadcasting Company stations - www.nabco-inc.com

Columbus Concerns is a public affairs presentation of NABCO in Columbus, OH. Columbus Concerns is a weekly, 20-minutes long program that focuses on local public affairs and issues of public concern in the central Ohio area. The guests on the program range from public policy makers, lawmakers and directors of non-profit organizations in the Columbus area. Host: Mark Nuce Columbus Concerns airs Sundays at 6a on North American Broadcasting Company stations - <a href="http://www.nabco-inc.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.nabco-inc.com</a>

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Plans to Slowly Reopen Businesses in the City During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Plans to Slowly Reopen Businesses in the City During the Covid-19 Pandemic