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Best Hometowns 2021: Chillicothe
The original capital of Ohio turns to the future with new development that is reviving the look and feel of this charming and historic town.
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Blacksmith Doug Lockhart’s Labor of Love
Blacksmith Doug Lockhart is reviving an appreciation for his craft by teaching others the right way to swing a hammer.
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How Ohio Stadium’s Opening Ushered in a New Era of Sports
The Horseshoe was dedicated on Oct. 21, 1922. The moment marked the rise of both Ohio State Football and the construction of new stadiums across the nation.
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The Paintings of Columbus Still-Life Artist Carol Stewart
Columbus still-life artist Carol Stewart’s compositions radiate an energy that sets her colorful and vibrant works apart from others in the genre.
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Tour 3 Historic Homes for the Holidays
These three historic residences offer tours that provide a look into the lives of the families who lived there and plenty of decorating inspiration.
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Hometown Road Trips 2019-2020
Summer means it’s time to explore. Check out these interesting and fun destinations we discovered while visiting this years Best Hometown honorees.
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6 Historic Sites Along Ohio’s Scenic Byways
Take a drive through Ohio's early years by visiting these locations along some of our state’s scenic routes.
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Ohio’s Ties to the White House Easter Egg Roll
The annual White House Easter Egg Roll dates back to Ohioan Rutherford B. Hayes’ time in office. The tradition lives on in Fremont.
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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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See the Works of Ohio Textile Artist Janice Lessman-Moss
Kent textile artist Janice Lessman-Moss mixes tradition with technology to create her intricate and beautiful designs.
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Cleveland Museum of Art Celebrates ‘The Jazz Age’
See more than 300 works that celebrate the joyful and innovative spirit of the era.
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Experience History, Nature and More in Chillicothe
Learn about the history of Ohio and its Indigenous people, explore the outdoors at Ross County’s parks and visit downtown shops and restaurants.
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5 Best Hometowns to Visit this Summer
From sites that illuminate Ohio history to downtown shopping and dining, explore these spots we discovered while visiting our Best Hometowns 2021-22.
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Quilts, Squared
What started as one small painting on a barn in Adams County has multiplied into an international art project, all started by one woman to honor her mother and her Appalachian heritage.
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Visit Ohio's Eight Presidential Sites
Eight Ohioans held our nation’s highest office. These historic sites across the state celebrate their contributions.
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How Choose Ohio First Supports College Students Earning STEM Degrees
The Choose Ohio First program awards scholarships to students studying a STEM-related field. It also helps universities and colleges across the state aid in their success.
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Best of Ohio 2016
We’ve once again searched the state for new finds and time-tested favorites. Plus, the votes are in for our readers’ ballot categories.
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Best Hometowns 2012
Every year, Ohio Magazine honors five communities across the state for their livability, as measured by education, parks and recreation, arts and entertainment offerings, services and, most important, citizen involvement. The 2013 Best Hometowns meet and surpass these criteria. In the following pages, you'll get a glimpse of Findlay, Gallipolis, Greenville, Grove City and Peninsula — and some of their proud residents.
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Ohio Farmers Markets
Looking for a farmers market close to where you live? Check out this county-by-county list of more than 140 throughout the state.
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40 Things Every Ohioan Must Do
Consider this your Buckeye List — more than three dozen attractions, events and places that everyone who has ever proclaimed O-H-I-O needs to experience.
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