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The Advantages of Regional College Campuses
Whether it’s proximity to home or unique programs and offerings tied to a specific location, here’s why attending one of Ohio’s regional college campuses might be right for you.
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How Ohio’s Canal Era Helped Shape the State’s History
A groundbreaking idea began to take shape in Ohio 200 years ago this summer, as the simultaneous creation of two major canals ultimately opened the state to trade and transformed the place we call home.
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Eudora Brewing Co., Kettering
This Dayton-area brewery offers a welcoming space to gather, great beers and a message of goodwill.
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Explore the Arts in Canton
The Canton Arts District is home to collaborative artists who embrace individuality.
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Horse and Buggy ATM, Wellington
This roadside attraction is unusual for an ATM yet feels right at home in Ohio.
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Nocterra Brewing Co., Powell
A former train depot in Powell houses a convivial and inviting brewery that fuses the outdoors, adventuring and creatively named beers.
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Ohio Amish Country | Travel | Ohio Magazine
Find out where to shop, eat, explore and stay in Ohio's Amish Country communities.
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Sample Akron Beer on the Summit Brew Path
The Summit Brew Path invites travelers to explore 14 area breweries that offer a flavor of our state’s booming craft beer scene.
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Scoot! Cold Brew Takes a Fresh Approach to Coffee
The Cleveland shop uses cold-brew concentrate it calls “estratto” rather than drip espresso to craft its lineup of drinks.
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Winged Wonders
Monitoring the butterfly species that call Ohio home requires untold hours of patience and dedication.
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Beyond the Tour
Universities are embracing ways to answer prospective students’ questions and make them feel at home.
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Nation’s Shortest Covered Bridge, Geneva
Ashtabula County is home to 18 traffic-bearing covered bridges including this diminutive 18-foot-long span.
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The Free Stamp, Cleveland
After getting rejected twice, a now-iconic piece of public art found a home in Willard Park in 1991.
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Faraway Places
The Cincinnati Art Museum celebrates the artistry of Claude Monet and the place he called home.
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