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5 Ohio Food Trucks for Legendary Eats

From Columbus’ famous mobile barbecue to landmark restaurants on a roll to small-time stands that have been around for decades, these operations have earned their “legend” status.

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Cameron Mitchell and the Moment that Changed Everything

As he readied to open his 100th restaurant, we talked with the Columbus dining-scene giant about the pivotal moment that set him on his career path.

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The Sweet Sounds of Gahanna’s Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival

Head to the Columbus suburb June 14 through 16 to check out this popular three-day music festival, now in its 25th year.

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White Castle Turkey Stuffing Recipe

In the early 1990s, Columbus-based White Castle crafted a recipe aimed at making its famous tiny hamburgers part of your Thanksgiving meal.

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Best Hometowns 2022: Bellefontaine

This city located 60 miles northwest of Columbus is experiencing a downtown revival that is shining a light on historic properties while reinventing them for a new generation.

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Justin Sanchez on Fighting COVID-19 with Scientific Innovation

Battelle’s technical fellow for life sciences shares how the Columbus-based nonprofit ended up playing a pivotal role in battling against the contagious disease.

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Best Hometowns 2023: Lancaster

A rich history, downtown revival and location with easy access to both Columbus and the Hocking Hills make this Fairfield County community a great place to live and visit.

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102 Days & Nights of Summer: July 2019

Visit Columbus for Red, White & Boom, make new finds at Fossil Park in Sylvania, and celebrate Ohioan and astronaut Neil Armstrong in Wapakoneta.

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Things to Do in Grove City, Ohio

This city near Columbus offers lots to explore, from outdoor adventures at local metroparks to fall farm days with the family to great beer, wine and pizza.

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What’s in Season in Ohio: August

Cara Mangini of Little Eater in Columbus and Paige Beal of Harvest Moon Craft Kitchen in Canal Winchester help navigate the wealth of August crops

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Elijah Pierce: An American Journey

The Columbus artist’s carvings reflected his faith and offered a commentary on the world in which he lived. The Canton Museum of Art hosts a retrospective of his work through March 4.

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The NFL’s First Game Was Played in Dayton

Here’s how America’s fall obsession took its initial steps in Dayton during the autumn of 1920 with a game between the Dayton Triangles and the Columbus Panhandles.

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The Rise and Fall of the Lustron Home

Lustron Corp. hoped its prefabricated steel homes would address the need for postwar housing. The company’s Columbus factory closed after making just 2,600 homes, most of which still stand today.

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Dinosaurs Come to COSI

The Columbus science center’s collaboration with New York’s American Museum of Natural History brings a new permanent gallery and a fresh perspective on the creatures we only think we know.

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3 Ways to Spice Up Your PB&J Sandwich

Krema Nut Co. serves a dozen gourmet takes on peanut butter and jelly at its Columbus retail shop and sandwich store. Here’s how to make three of them at home.

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How White Castle Created the Fast-Food World

It began in Kansas, but found its home in Columbus. Billy Ingram’s company shaped the fast-food experience as we know it and created a burger that is still beloved.

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Songwriter Spotlight

“Songs at the Center,” a nationally syndicated TV series recorded near Columbus, has featured more than 50 musicians with Ohio ties in the show’s three seasons.

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BalletMet Presents ‘Dracula’

As this annual Columbus fall tradition returns Oct. 28 through Nov. 5, BalletMet artistic director Edwaard Liang talks with us about its ongoing appeal with audiences.

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“Lines/Edges: Frank Stella on Paper” at Pizzuti Collection

Columbus art collector Ron Pizzuti became familiar with Frank Stella’s work in the 1970s. His museum features a selection of the artist’s vibrant compositions through April 29.

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