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Art Takes Flight

Before John James Audubon, there was Alexander Wilson. The Toledo Museum of Art showcases its complete set of his nine-volume masterpiece in a new exhibition.

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Toledo: Birds, Boats & Blooms

From exploring the Great Lakes to spotting birds at Woodlawn Cemetery & Arboretum, Toledo offers a variety of ways to connect with nature.

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Indiana Turns 200

As our neighbor celebrates its bicentennial, here are four attractions to put on your travel itinerary.

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Toledo’s Downtown Renaissance

Ever since the Mud Hens moved to Fifth Third Field, the city has seen a reinvestment surge, including new projects set to open soon.

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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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Fresh Finds

If you want elegant and unconventional pieces for your home, a trip to Ohio’s Amish country is in order.

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Presidents Day

Beverly Warren, Jim Tressel and Scott Scarborough each took the helm of one of Ohio’s state universities this fall.

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Folk Artist Grandma Moses

A Dayton exhibition highlights the woman who went from farm wife to celebrated artist at age 79.

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Iron Man

Cincinnati sculptor Paul Lashua explores the transformative power of metal.

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A Different Dimension

Brent Kee Young's artistry is reflected in his intricate glass forms.

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Ohio Chefs Share Favorite Family Recipes

To offer some holiday cooking inspiration, we asked four Ohio chefs to share the story behind a meal from their own kitchen.

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Meet Ohio Maple Farmer Nate Bissell

Syrup is in Nate Bissell’s blood. Now, he is working to make our state synonymous with the stuff.

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Revisiting Ohio’s Bygone Department Stores

Department stores once ruled the retail landscape with their wealth of offerings and festive approaches to the holidays. These four are long closed, but the memories of them still burn brightly.

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The Case of Ohio’s Best Documented UFO

What happened in the skies near Charles Mill Lake on Oct. 18, 1973, stands as one of the most credible UFO experiences in United States history. It is known as the Coyne Incident.

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How Ohio’s Harry M. Stevens Changed the Ballpark Experience

The native of England settled in Niles, Ohio, before trading his mill job for the baseball business. The innovations he pioneered remain part of the fan experience to this day.

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Chill to Thrill: 9 On-the-Water Adventures

Whether you want to kick back and relax or gear up for an adrenaline spike, these experiences will help you stay cool this season.

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Shipwrecks of Lake Erie

Our Great Lake holds the remains of hundreds of vessels that disappeared beneath its surface. Today, divers and researchers work to preserve their stories.

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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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Season's Eatings

We asked Ohio State Buckeye bars with tasty food to share a recipe for one of their game-day creations.

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Ohio and the Front Porch Campaign

Before whistle-stop tours and crisscrossing the country, presidential candidates spoke to crowds at their own homes. Here’s how three Ohioans used the approach to win our nation’s highest office.

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