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Why Sherwood Anderson’s ‘Winesburg, Ohio’ Created an Uproar in His Hometown
The author’s 1919 cycle of short stories is a literary classic. But when it was published in 1919, it caused an stir in Clyde, Ohio, where many believed the work of fiction was spilling the town’s secrets.
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5 Reasons to Visit the Hocking Hills this Season
From a new state park lodge and great glamping to starry skies and beautiful butterflies, here is your inspiration for planning a getaway in nature.
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4 Fun Picnic Recipes
Three chefs that focus on seasonal and local ingredients share recipes that are a great fit for al fresco dining.
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Ohio Craft Beer 2020
Our state’s craft beer scene is always expanding. We look into fresh faces, traditional taprooms and innovative industry leaders for this year’s guide to the best in the business.
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Best Hometowns 2013–2014: Loveland
Loveland boasts excellent schools and new downtown development.
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Ohio Road Trips: Retro Diners
Here’s where you can take a step back in time and enjoy a slice of Americana in a vintage setting.
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Best Hometowns 2019: Newark
Licking County’s largest city has reinvented its downtown with upgrades that play on local history while creating a strong sense of community.
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6 Ways to Explore Dayton
Whether you want to pedal, paddle or lift a pint, the city of Dayton and the Great Miami Riverway have a lot to explore.
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19 Great Ohio Date Nights
From elegant meals to cool classes and retro arcade games to classical music, amp up your next evening out together with one of these great ideas.
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The Crash of the USS Shenandoah
In September 1925, the U.S. Navy’s heralded flying machine crashed in Noble County, killing 14 crew members and becoming forever tied to this corner of Ohio.
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Famous Flyer
One of World War II’s storied flying machines is being painstakingly restored near Dayton.
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Ulysses S. Grant’s 120th Birthday Celebration
In the spring of 1942, residents of Point Pleasant joined the Boy Scouts of America and the Sons of the American Revolution to recognize the life of Ohio native Ulysses S. Grant.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Visits Ohio University
From Dec. 27, 1959, to Jan. 2, 1960, more than 3,600 college students gathered to consider a variety of modern topics from a Christian perspective.
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The Great Flood of 1936
That spring, Marietta was just one of many river towns overtaken by rising waters that covered portions of a dozen states.
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Kings Island Opens in Mason, Ohio
In spring of 1972, southwest Ohio’s famous amusement park welcomed visitors for the first time. Attractions included a new wooden roller coaster known as The Racer.
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A. Roy Knabenshue’s Toledo No. 1 Takes Flight
On June 30, 1905, the Ohio-born aeronaut took to the skies over Toledo to demonstrate the capabilities of his airship.
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1808 American Bistro, Delaware
Chef and owner Joshua Dalton’s downtown Delaware restaurant serves a lineup of inspired dishes perfect for the meat-and-potatoes Midwest.
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Banter, Cleveland
Poutine is everywhere in Canada. Now, fries, gravy and cheese curds get some love in Cleveland.
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Ohio Adopts the Swallow-Tail Burgee as its Flag
In 1902, nearly 100 years after Ohio became a state, the legislature approved a flag design that symbolizes our history and place in the nation.
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The Food, Drink and Furry Mythical Creatures of Cleveland Kurentovanje
This winter festival aimed at warding off winter and ushering in spring celebrates the city’s Slovenian heritage with an annual parade and party.
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