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How To Spend The Perfect 12 Hours In Charming Westerville, Just 30 Minutes From Downtown

Contrary to what Alexander Hamilton might say, it's no longer "quiet Uptown" in the heart of Westerville. Once known as the "Dry Capital of the World," Westerville passed a measure…

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Level Dining Lounge In Short North Is Closing

Level Dining Lounge in the Short North is saying farewell after years of service. The bar and restaurant will close, but not until after a massive, farewell party in true…

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Ohio Mayor Drew Hastings Dodges Felony Allegations Only To Fall Face First Into A Racial Discrimination Lawsuit

Hillsboro Mayor Drew Hastings ups the ante on awful in more ways than one. Some men, it seems, are inherently pillars of moral fiber. They recognize the consequences of their…

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Spirit Airlines Is Bringing Ridiculously Cheap Flights To Columbus

Spirit Airlines is about to make a lot of people in Ohio very happy. The budget airline announced today that beginning February 15, 2018, they will be offering flights out…

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Here Is Everything You Need To Know About Trick Or Treating In Columbus

If you don't have kids, you might not realize Halloween has gotten complicated. First of all, it's a rolling holiday, with traditional Halloween wear-your-costume-and-receive-candy events happening all month. Then there's the…

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6 Columbus Brews That Prove Fall Is The Best Season For Beer

Track down these six beers and be convinced that autumn puts out the best seasonals, hands down. Hands down and without a doubt, fall has to be the best time…

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Abandoned And Beautiful: The Cool But Creepy Footage Of Columbus’ Abandoned Buildings

Anyone that's ever been in any sort of abandoned structure has felt it, that silent buzz bubbling in the atmosphere. Swirling and filling out a place, occupying the silence where there…

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Here’s What Climate Change Will Do To Columbus In The Coming Century

I would be surprised if climate change hasn't been on everyone's mind the last two months. Hurricane season was historically catastrophic, of course, but even apart from that I've heard…

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