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Here’s How You Can Sign Up For An Actual Treasure Hunt In Hocking Hills

There’s $10,000 cash on the line.

ByChelsea Wiley

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There’s A BBQ Renaissance Happening At Hoggy’s And You Should Give It A Try

If you haven’t been to Hoggy’s in years, now’s the time to give it a second chance.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Things To Do In Columbus

16 Of The Weirdest Roadside Attractions Around Central Ohio

Central Ohio is full of weird and wonderful roadside attractions. The kind of attractions that make you pull over, grab the camera, and hop out. They range in size and…

ByChelsea Wiley

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The 2023 Columbus Arts Festival Will Feature Over 200 Artists

Notable local and national artists representing 32 states and the province of Ontario will exhibit and sell their work at the 2023 Columbus Arts Festival.

ByChelsea Wiley

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This Iconic Columbus Restaurant Will Reopen In A New Space Later This Year, Trolley Car Included

This old-school Italian restaurant is getting a modern overhaul and a new, downtown location.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Things To Do In Columbus

12 Bars With Indoor Entertainment Perfect For Rainy Days

Stay dry and have some fun.

ByChelsea Wiley

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This Amazing 13th Century-Style Village Is Just An Hour Away From Columbus

SunWatch Indian Village and Archaeological Park is the perfect adventure for all of you history buffs out there.

ByChelsea Wiley

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This Massive New Art Installation Downtown Will Be Visible From A Plane

The mesh sculpture, designed by Janet Echelman, will hang over the intersection of Gay and High Streets.

ByChelsea Wiley

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The 2023-2024 Broadway In Columbus Season Has Been Announced And It’s Going To Be Epic

Can you feel the love tonight? The 2023-2024 Broadway in Columbus season has been announced and it looks incredible.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Ohio’s New Texting-And-Driving Law Takes Effect, With A 6-Month Warning Period

Police can now pull drivers over for using a phone absent any other pretext, but they won’t begin writing tickets until October.

ByOhio Capital Journal