Concrete Crash Cleanup

Concrete Crash Cleanup

Workers sweep up materials used to soak up hydraulic fluid that leaked from an overturned cement truck that failed to make a turn from I-270 to State Street. (My Final Photo for June 11, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

Workers sweep up materials used to soak up hydraulic fluid that leaked from an overturned cement truck that failed to make a turn from I-270 to State Street. (My Final Photo for June 11, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

Double Dave

Double Dave

Dave Talbotts waters the flowers behind his florist shop as Uptown Dave Deringer rests in the shade by Old Bag of Nails, with florist Dave offering to cool off Uptown Dave with a sprinkler shower. (My Final Photo for June 10, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

Dave Talbotts waters the flowers behind his florist shop as Uptown Dave Deringer rests in the shade by Old Bag of Nails, with florist Dave offering to cool off Uptown Dave with a sprinkler shower. (My Final Photo for June 10, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

Fishing From The Shadows

Fishing From The Shadows

An angler stands in the shadows on a hot afternoon, staying out of the late afternoon sun as he fishes below the dam at Alum Creek Park in Westerville. (My Final Photo for June 9, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

An angler stands in the shadows on a hot afternoon, staying out of the late afternoon sun as he fishes below the dam at Alum Creek Park in Westerville. (My Final Photo for June 9, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

Clearing The Auger

Clearing The Auger

A worker clears soil from an auger drilling a hole for the concrete mount for a traffic signal pole on Africa Road at the extension of Westar Boulevard. (My Final Photo for July 8, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

A worker clears soil from an auger drilling a hole for the concrete mount for a traffic signal pole on Africa Road at the extension of Westar Boulevard. (My Final Photo for July 8, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

The Tenth Silly Thing

The Tenth Silly Thing

Ralph, the pet dog of Good Medicine Productions, contorts itself, exaggerating its dance movements as it shows some of the company's younger fans the best way to express themselves at the end of 10 Silly Things during the troupe's 10th-anniversary show on Sunday. (My Final Photo for June 7, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)

Ralph, the pet dog of Good Medicine Productions, contorts itself, exaggerating its dance movements as it shows some of the company’s younger fans the best way to express themselves at the end of 10 Silly Things during the troupe’s 10th-anniversary show on Sunday. (My Final Photo for June 7, 2026. Photo by Gary Gardiner)