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Best Hometowns 2017-18: Wooster
A vibrant downtown, strong businesses and collaborative community projects reflect this city’s can-do spirit.
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How Ohio’s Back to the Wild Refuge Saves Animals
Mona Rutger founded Back to the Wild in 1990 as a place to nurse injured animals back to health. Over the course of a year, the center is home to more than 2,500 creatures, ranging from owls to butterflies.
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Amish Country Road Trips: Berlin
The oldest village in Holmes County is a hub of activity, but also be sure to check out some of the other must-visit spots in the surrounding countryside.
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Josh Compton’s ‘The Big Trail’ Tells the Story of Tuscarawas County
The musician wrote and recorded a collection of folk songs that trace the history of his home. It stretches from surveyor Christopher Gist’s arrival in 1750 to the Great Flood of 1913.
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Jingle All the Way
Sleigh bells recall the sound of horses carrying passengers through the snow.
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Sip and Stay: 4 Ohio Winery Getaways
These Ohio wineries are suited for overnight stays thanks to on-site accommodations that offer the chance to fully experience each destination.
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How One Ohioan Finds Joy in Farming
George Remington spent decades as a successful advertising photographer and film director. These days, he’s funneling the passion that drove his career into a small organic farm in Hinckley.
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Columbus Breakfast Spots
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Do it right at one of these five Columbus spots known for their a.m. offerings.
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Call to Arms
The Dayton Art Institute showcases posters that rallied support in the lead-up to World War I and World War II.
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Crystal Clear
The Dayton Art Institute celebrates Ohio’s role in the studio glass movement.
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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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Holiday Arts Preview
We highlight 12 music, theater and dance performances that are sure to fill you with Christmas spirit.
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Heritage Road Trips
Take a drive on one of the Ohio Scenic Byways for a dose of natural beauty and a glimpse into our state’s past. Here are five great routes to get you started.
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Heritage Road Trips 2018
These four museums that celebrate Ohio’s industrial heritage offer a window into how we helped the nation grow.
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The Fury and Aftermath of the 1974 Xenia Tornado
In April 1974, a tornado that was part of a string of deadly storms ripped through the Ohio community of Xenia. It left a trail of destruction that is still remembered in and associated with the city to this day.
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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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America's Last Great Train Heist
In November 1935, Alvin “Creepy” Karpis and his crew robbed a mail car in Garrettsville, Ohio, scoring a bunch of cash and making a daring escape by both car and airplane.
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5 Reasons to Visit our 2022-23 Best Hometowns
From the site of a War of 1812 fort to a museum focused on the fashion world, these destinations in our Best Hometowns 2022-23 communities are worth a visit.
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Spirit Rooms, Seances and Ohio in the 19th Century
In the 1850s, Athens County farmer Jonathan Koons created a room where he claimed he could communicate with the dead, part of the burgeoning spiritualist movement that rippled across the nation.
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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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