Columbus City Council and the city's development department has partnered with local nonprofits to create a winter warming plan.
bringing frigid temperatures, high winds and snow showers Thursday and into the holiday weekend.
Community Development for All People will have its church, United Methodist Church For All People, 946 Parsons Ave., serve as a warming center, as well as other churches across the city. In addition,will be open for those looking for a place to stay warm. "This is simply unacceptable," she said."Every Columbus resident deserves dignity and access to a warm space. We knew we had to do better this year."
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