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Rich Sommer Talks “Mad Men”
Ohio native Rich Sommer talks about his “Mad Men” role and why he thinks the show became such a phenomenon.
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Hidden Gems of the Hocking Hills
These finds throughout the region offer lots to explore, including state nature preserves, a butterfly conservation center and more.
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‘A Mile and a Half of Lines: The Art of James Thurber’
A Columbus Museum of Art exhibition examines how native son James Thurber changed the face of American cartooning during the first half of the 20th century.
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Excellence in Education: Inspiring Minds
Meet three outstanding Ohio educators who are passionate about bringing out the best in their students
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How To: Make a Foraged Table Garland
From do-it-yourself, natural table decorations to preparing a pantry, Kelli Hanley Potts encourages a thoughtful approach to the home.
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Spin Cycle
The Columbus Museum of Art teams up with Spoonful Records to celebrate the album cover.
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Achieving Excellence
Here’s how three of our 2017 Ohio Magazine Excellence in Education honorees are embracing creativity in their classrooms.
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The Art of Alphonse Mucha
The artist depicted beautiful women and elegant lines in clever, highly prized advertisements. The Dayton Art Institute features 75 of his works through Dec. 31.
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Mind Games
The Cleveland Museum of Art hosts a photography exhibition that explores the secrets of the psyche.
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Jazz Legend
Herman Leonard’s most famous photographs came from his time in New York City, after he graduated from Ohio University.
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Ohio College Tours: Kent State University
The university collaborates with the city to create inviting downtown development and valuable educational opportunities.
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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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Why We Love Cedar Point
H. John Hildebrandt worked at Cedar Point for 40 years. As the amusement park marked its 150 anniversary, he looked back at his and our connection to Ohio’s summer playground.
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How Ohio Helped Make the Jeep an Icon
Between 1941 and 1945, Willys-Overland of Toledo produced more than 363,000 jeeps for the war effort. Soldiers loved the vehicle, and it grew into a popular consumer brand that today employs thousands of Ohio autoworkers.
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Homegrown Harvest
Farmers markets recall a time when we knew who grew our food. Summer offers the chance to go there again.
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Best of the Best Hometowns 2014–15
We celebrate our 2014–2015 honorees by sharing some of the discoveries we made during our visits.
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Cleveland, Alan Freed and the World’s First Rock Concert
On March 21, 1952, thousands of people crowded into the Cleveland Arena for the Moondog Coronation Ball, which was expected to go on for hours. Instead, the show was shut down before the end of the first band’s set.
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How Norman Rockwell’s Boy Scout Paintings Ended Up in Ohio
Iconic American artist Norman Rockwell created 65 Boy Scouts of America paintings. Here’s why they are all on display at a small museum in Trumbull County.
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Best Hometown Getaways 2018
If you’re looking to hit the road this summer, check out these finds we discovered while visiting our 2017–2018 Best Hometowns.
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Ohio’s Most Unusual Museums
From a Guinness World Record-setting assemblage of troll dolls to a hall of fame that celebrates the age-old trade of barbering, take a tour of these quirky museums.
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