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1st Down
Here’s how America’s fall obsession took its initial steps in Dayton during the autumn of 1920.
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Dog Days
The folks behind four high-end hot dog joints discuss their inventive versions and share how to get creative at home.
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American Dreams
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage examines how immigrants and minorities embraced baseball as a way to fit into society.
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Pizza Perfect
It’s more than just crust, sauce and toppings, says restaurateur and author Michael Shepherd.
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Image Conscious
The Cleveland Museum of Art explores Vincent van Gogh’s repetitive nature.
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Pure Imagination
The Columbus Museum of Art showcases the work of illustrators who make picture books worth looking at.
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Canton Museum of Art Hosts ‘Scrimmage’
Celebrate America’s fall game with a collection of works stretching from the Civil War to modern day.
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Ohio Ice Cream Stands
These nostalgia-packed roadside spots are sure to delight the child in all of us.
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Satchel on Stage
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park presents the dramatic tale of a king of baseball and the time in which he lived.
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Picasso’s Evolution
The Columbus Museum of Art examines how World War I led Pablo Picasso to go beyond cubism.
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Round & Round
This Sandusky museum traces the golden age of carousels and the craftsmen and styles that defined the era.
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Presidential Road Trips
Eight Ohioans held our nation’s highest office. These historic sites across the state celebrate their contributions.
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A Clear Vision
Exhibition looks Ohio native and Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh's inventive visual art.
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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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Ohio State: The ’68 Season
On the 50th anniversary of Ohio State University’s legendary campaign, eight of the men who played for and coached alongside Woody Hayes recall in their own words the Buckeyes’ road to a national championship.
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Eternal Reward
The cemetery John Van Cleve founded in 1841 is the resting place of some of Dayton's famous names, including the men who pioneered aviation.
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Q&A: ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Author J.D. Vance
The Ohio native talks about his best-selling book and how he hopes to use it as a way to improve the lives of people struggling with the same issues his family did.
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Jordan Motor Car Co.’s Famous Ad
Cleveland’s Ned Jordan ran an advertisement in 1923 that forever changed the automobile industry. It didn’t focus on price, engine size or features. It sold a feeling.
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