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The Walk O’ Wonders was an exhibit dedicated to showing off the Seven Wonders of the World at the Great Western Shopping Center.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

Things To Do In Columbus

Blooms & Butterflies Is The Perfect First Taste Of Spring

Ready to get a jump start on spring? Head over to this decades-old annual event at Franklin Park Conservatory.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

The Great Outdoors

7 Beautiful Public Gardens In Columbus You Need To Visit This Spring

Who’s ready for spring? Soon, the most beautiful public gardens in Columbus will be teeming with life, and we can’t wait!

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

Food & Drink

The Oldest Restaurant In Ohio Has Served 12 Presidents Over The Course Of Two Centuries

Ohio’s oldest continuously operating business, The Golden Lamb has hosted presidents, literary legends, and guests since 1803.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

Community

Take A Look Inside The Columbus Apartments Featured On Love Is Blind

Peek inside Jaeger Square, the Columbus apartments where Love Is Blind couples stayed, complete with rooftops, terraces, and luxe amenities.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

Food & Drink

5 Romantic Valentine’s Date Ideas In Columbus

Looking for last minute Valentine’s Day plans? There’s a lot going on around town this weekend, but you’ve gotta make your reservations now!

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

News

Columbus Is Rolling Out A $500 Million Affordable Housing Plan. Here’s What That Means.

Columbus unveils plan for historic $500M housing bond to expand affordability, stability, and access across the city.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

Things To Do In Columbus

Franklin Park Conservatory’s Kids’ Corner Is Back This Valentine’s Day

Franklin Park Conservatory’s Kids’ Corner reopens Feb. 14 with interactive play, nature themes, and sensory-friendly fun.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

The Great Outdoors

Ohio Is Home To The Most Old-Growth Forests In The U.S.

Ohio boasts a remarkable secret: it’s home to more old growth forests than any other state in the United States.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Feb 2026

News

The World’s Longest-Burning Light Bulb Was Made Right Here In Ohio

Before GE took over, a small factory in Shelby, Ohio built a light bulb that’s still glowing more than a century later.

ByChelsea Wiley