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Made in Columbus
Check out these treats, spirits, beauty products and original designs that hail from our capital city.
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Night Lights
Make the most of the shortest days of the year by checking out one of these four attractions.
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Modern Love
The Columbus Museum of Art’s beautiful expansion creates a space for contemporary art that beckons visitors.
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Under the Sea
The Toledo Zoo’s aquarium offers its visitors an up-close look at the world beneath the waves.
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West Virginia: Mountain State Escapes
Head south across the Ohio River and find a range of fun and tasty food in these cities.
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Hall of Fame City Fun
The Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festival is reason enough to visit Canton in August. While you’re there, check out these other attractions.
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Dayton: The Memphis Belle & More
See the legendary World War II aircraft at the National Museum of the United States Air Force and other new attractions this summer.
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Classic Canton
Want to get a feel for this Stark County city’s storied past? Check out these four spots.
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Rocking the Nightlife
From inspired cocktails to chef Michael Symon's flagship restaurant, an evening in Cleveland offers plenty of encore-worthy options.
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Fashion Capital
Sophisticated boutiques and exciting independent designers are adding a new dimension to our state’s destination for shopping and style.
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Best Hometowns 2017–18: Marietta
A new generation is helping this riverfront town preserve its rich heritage while embracing a sense of adventure and fun.
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Family Matters
A trip to Butler County promises fun the entire household can share in together. Here are six stops to get you started.
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Game Changer
“The Art of Video Games” comes to Toledo, taking visitors from “Pac-Man” era to today’s immersive and enthralling digital worlds.
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On a Roll
Head to Michigan, and you’ll find events that celebrate putting the pedal (or pedals) down.
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The Revival
Over-the-Rhine is one of the most intact 19th-century urban historic districts in the nation. Here’s how Cincinnati saved it.
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Cultural Exchange
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History examines how the 4,600-mile Silk Road spread new ideas across the ancient world.
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Akron: Shop, Eat & See
Vintage finds, great art and a rock ’n’ roll spirit make downtown Akron a worthy destination.
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Screen Legends
Before they launched Warner Bros. Studios, Sam, Albert, Harry and Jack were just the Warner brothers, showing movies across the Mahoning Valley.
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