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Take a trip down memory lane with a look back at City Center Mall, downtown’s brief shopping hub, teen hangout, and glass elevator joyride.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

Things To Do In Columbus

The CAPA Summer Movie Series Is Back. Here’s What You Need To Know.

Classic films, organ music, and summer magic—the CAPA Summer Movie Series is back at the Ohio Theatre from June 13–Aug 24.

ByCampbell Moore

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May 2025

The Great Outdoors

This Glass Bridge Lets You Float Above A Gorge, And It’s Right Here In Ohio

Want to walk above waterfalls and into the treetops? Nelson-Kennedy Ledges just unveiled a stunning new glass walkway, and it’s pure magic.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

Things To Do In Columbus

LEGO Goes Wild At Franklin Park Conservatory This Summer

LEGO meets nature in this playful, hands-on exhibit at Franklin Park Conservatory—on view May 31 through September 7.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

Food & Drink

Metsi’s Brings Wood-Fired Italian Comfort To The Short North

Metsi’s, a new wood-fired Italian restaurant by chef BJ Lieberman, opens next week in the Short North with craveable classics and Negronis.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

Things To Do In Columbus

Become a Public Researcher: Ohio’s Massive Revolutionary War Grave Hunt Is On

Ohio is building a digital map of Revolutionary War veteran graves, with a little help from all of us. Here’s how to get involved.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

Community

Eastland’s New Health And Food Hub Breaks Ground

The health clinic itself will occupy nearly one-fifth of the building, delivering whole-person care that meets people where they are.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

The Great Outdoors

Zaleski State Forest Is An Underrated Gem. Here’s Your Guide To Hiking It

It’s the perfect place to take your first serious backpacking adventure.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

Food & Drink

A Pittsburgh Milkshake Spot Lands In Columbus Next Week

The MilkShake Factory, a shop known for handspun milkshakes and premium small-batch chocolates, is opening its first-ever Columbus location.

ByChelsea Wiley

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May 2025

History & Culture

Carved in Time: The Mysterious Petroglyphs Hidden Near Barnesville

Ancient faces, tracks & symbols carved in Ohio stone. Barnesville Petroglyph holds Indigenous secrets still puzzling experts today.

ByChelsea Wiley