@BuzzyBallast, nope! I am not from Columbus. I've resided around Dayton Ohio, since 2007 lol
... I just noticed something... well, I noticed it since the morning after the big storms hit, but it looks as if it continues.
One of the apartment buildings, at least one side of that building, seems to have no electricity. Maybe I'm wrong and maybe all the people
in each unit turned off every single one of their lights... but if that be the case, I don't think I have ever seen that before. There has
always been at least a little bit of light from at least one or two units, whether it be inside of their living room or bedroom, or their
porch light. On that building, every single light on one side is off, as well as the nearby post top light... and it's been the same since the
morning after that big storm... so it looks like part of the apartment complex may be without power due to those storms.
Hopefully this is not the case... that's a long time of no power.

@suzukir122: Sounds to me like a localized outage possibly a fuse cutout up on a pole blew out from the storms.
Depending on the utility company themselves and how much damage they have to repair if it's a small outage say one building it can take time for them to respond.
I once saw FPL take 24 hours to restore power to 14 houses served by the same transformer.