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How the Wright Brothers’ Sister Shaped History
Katharine Wright was her famous brothers’ not-so-silent partner, aiding her siblings Orville and Wilbur in their quest to get their dreams of mechanical flight off the ground.
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John Herzig’s Famous Endings Museum
The Dover funeral director collects memorabilia from services held for celebrities and historical figures.
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7 Ways to Explore Canton and Stark County
From the new Pro Football Hall of Fame Village to a revitalized downtown, this northeast Ohio city delivers a memorable summer getaway.
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Hometown Road Trips: 2018-19
Summer means it’s time to explore. Check out these finds we discovered while visiting our 2018–2019 Best Hometowns.
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The Sculpted Visions of Alan Cottrill
The artist’s cast-bronze works are found across Ohio and far beyond. We visited his Zanesville studio to learn about his process and the road that led him to finding his passion.
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‘Ohio — Champion of Sports’ in Columbus
An expansive exhibition organized by the Ohio History Connection showcases our state’s contributions to excellence in competition.
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The Wild Story of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ First Season
Here’s the behind-the-scenes story of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ inaugural season in the words of those who lived it.
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Best of Ohio 2015
As we travel across the state, we look for the unusual, the interesting and the delicious.
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The Ohio Town that Baseball Legend Cy Young Called Home
Cy Young’s name is synonymous with Major League Baseball’s most dominant pitchers. He was born in Tuscarawas County in 1867, and he lived there both during and after his career in the big leagues.
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The Rise and Fall of the Cleveland Air Races
The National Air Races came to the city in 1929, bringing a high-flying spectacle to the city’s new airport. The event returned for years, until changing times and, ultimately, tragedy spelled its end.
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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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Wooster’s Groovy Cycleworks Offers a Bicycle Built for You
Once you see Rody Walter’s creations, you’ll understand why his waiting list is measured not in months but years.
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5 Reasons to Visit our 2022-23 Best Hometowns
From the site of a War of 1812 fort to a museum focused on the fashion world, these destinations in our Best Hometowns 2022-23 communities are worth a visit.
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Ohio State Fair Food Guide
From offerings that are new to the fair for 2024 to ones that celebrate our state's farmers, here's a sampler of what you can dig into this year.
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Toledo: Summer in the Glass City
From a celebration of the city’s role in producing the Jeep to a huge party recognizing Toledo’s German heritage, make these events part of your travel plans.
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Visit 4 Canton Landmarks
Want to get a feel for this Stark County city’s storied past? Check out these four spots.
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Celebrating Harlem in Columbus
Author Wil Haygood curates a Columbus Museum of Art exhibition offering insight into how the Harlem Renaissance reshaped American culture.
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Summer Fun in Youngstown
From upgrades at Youngstown’s kid-focused science center to an upstart vineyard at Pine Lake, check out these Mahoning Valley attractions.
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The Butler Institute of American Art Houses a Collection of Our Nation's Masterworks
In 1919, Joseph G. Butler Jr. opened a Youngstown museum dedicated to American artists. Its collection now numbers in the thousands.
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Western PA: City & Country
Whether you want to take in a ballgame, revisit your childhood or shop with friends, here are seven western Pennsylvania attractions to get you started.
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