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These 10 Mexican Restaurants Define Great Dining In Ohio
One Mexican restaurant on this list is owned by the people who work there. It also has a small music venue, and on weekends it stays open until 2 AM. Better yet, the variety gets wild fast. One kitchen cooks over a wood-fired hearth. Another hides a rooftop deck above a busy taco counter in a historic neighborhood.
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Bargain Hunters Will Love This Massive Ohio Thrift Store Where $25 Fills A Whole Cart
There’s a place in Columbus, Ohio where your wallet stays happy and your closet gets a serious upgrade at the same time. Uptown Cheapskate Easton is the kind of store that makes you question every full-price purchase you’ve ever made in your life. Let’s be honest for a...
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Decades-old High Street business could become a stir-fry chain
After decades on High Street, the UDF located at 2094 N. High St., may be changing hands. According to permits filed with the City of Columbus, a stir-fry chain has plans to move in. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. According to the permits, Honeygrow is eyeing the location. The permits said,...
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Sistine Chapel Exhibition Opens Nov. 6 at Polaris Fashion Place in Columbus
Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel frescoes will be on view at life-size scale in Columbus starting Friday, November 6, when Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition opens at Polaris Fashion Place, according to an October 28 announcement from SEE Global Entertainment released through GlobeNewswire. The touring exhibition recreates all 34 of Michelangelo’s ceiling and altar masterpieces using licensed […]
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WKYC’s Betsy Kling to Moderate Evening Celebrating Ohio’s Hollywood Legends with Bestselling Biographer Scott Eyman
CLEVELAND, OH — For decades, WKYC anchor Betsy Kling has brought Northeast Ohio stories to life, connecting viewers to the people, places, and defining moments that shape the region. On Friday, November 6, she’ll bring that passion for storytelling to the stage as moderator of an evening with award-winning Hollywood biographer Scott Eyman, exploring the unexpected Ohio connections that built the motion picture industry.
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Heavy Metal and a 12-Foot Skeleton Welcome Customers to This Ohio Bakery
A 12-foot skeleton stands guard outside this bakery. The welcome sign greets everyone with a cheerful “hey creeps.” I love a business that tells you exactly who it is before you even reach the door. Inside, the gothic decor makes every day feel like late October. The pastries...
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Local mask maker and special effects artist launches new outdoor haunted experience
Todd Reed knows a thing or two about Halloween, and he’s bringing that knowledge to the 2026 iteration of Hunger Holler Farms, his annual haunted house experience. The Columbus-based special effects artist has launched Hunger Holler Farms in the Buckeye Lake area this year. Leaning on his decades of experience creating costumes, masks, and special effects for TV and movies, the 2026 event features “an immersive walk-through experience in the woods.” The outdoor haunted attraction will include live actors, lightings, sound effects, and animatronics.
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Photos: The Outside Presents kicks off season 4 with an exploration of Ohio noise
The fourth season of The Outside Presents concert series kicked off on Saturday, October 24, 2026 at the Dr. Bob Brandt Jr. event space at WYSO's Union Schoolhouse studios. This performance was survey of extreme sound through the state titled, "Noise Ohio." The night opened with Being and Developer, both hailing from Dayton. Columbus was represented by Casey Adams and Cleveland by longtime noise artist Bbob Drake. Rounding out the evening were Cincinnati's Isolated Node and Black Corolla. Dayton's Yesteronics provided visuals.
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Delaware Woman Scratches Her Way To A Million-Dollar Surprise
What started as a quiet evening on the couch quickly turned into something that a Delaware woman and her husband will never forget. The woman was playing the Ohio Lottery’s $50 Millionaire Blowout Scratch-Off game while sitting beside her husband. At first, she thought the ticket was a loser....
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This Ohio Seafood Buffet Serves All-You-Can-Eat Crab, Crawfish, And Mussels For One Flat Price
Whole crawfish and halved crab start landing on the steam tables when dinner rolls around. That alone had me leaning closer to the screen. Add piles of steamed black mussels, and the plan for a family night out starts writing itself. The seafood is only one corner of the room....
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Old-World Brats And Smoked Meats Draw Shoppers To Thurn’s Butcher Shop In Columbus
A butcher shop in Ohio has been selling meat since 1886. That is well over a century of sausage and smoke. The shop began at Central Market before moving to its current Southside home. It makes its own sausage and smokes its own meat and cheese. I love a place...
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This Unassuming Ohio Bakery Is Secretly Serving Up The Most Incredible Baked Goods In The State
There’s a strip mall in Woodmere that looks like every other strip mall in Ohio. But tucked inside it is a bakery case that might just ruin all other bakery cases for you forever. Davis Bakery & Delicatessen sits quietly among its shopping center neighbors, giving zero hints about...
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Daily Show's Jordan Klepper Brings Election-Year Road Stories to Columbus
Jordan Klepper is set to bring his blend of stand-up, storytelling, and field reporting to Columbus, with a performance scheduled for Friday, November 6, at 7:30 p.m. at Mershon Auditorium on the Ohio State University campus. The Emmy-winning Daily Show correspondent has spent the better part of a decade talking to people at political rallies for his Fingers the Pulse segment, and that experience is now the backbone of a touring show mixing comedy with real conversations from the campaign trail.
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Whitehall Shopping Center Gets 3,800-Square-Foot Mural Honoring the Community
A towering new piece of public art now covers the side of the Whitehall Town and Country Shopping Center on East Broad Street, where a 3,800-square-foot mural celebrating the community has just been unveiled. The sprawling artwork turns a once-blank wall into a vibrant centerpiece for the East Side suburb, blending scale with a deeply collaborative creative process.