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These Eight Ohio Diners Have Been Running For More Than 8 Years
Ohio has plenty of new brunch spots, but some of the best plates in the state come from diners that have been flipping pancakes for years. These are the places with counter stools, pie cases, and menus that have not needed a makeover. A few date back to the 1940s,...
The Coshocton Tribune
Trail of Treats draws hundreds to Clary Gardens for Halloween fun
COSHOCTON − The annual Trail of Treats at Clary Gardens was the first major organized trick or treating event for children in Coshocton on Oct. 28. Trick or treating in Roscoe Village and Altercare of Coshocton was on Oct. 29. The event started 10 years ago draws several hundred people to traverse the 20-acre botanical garden to get treats from volunteers, some in costume, at different stops. The trail featured close to 30 volunteers, including students from River View High School and community members. The pavilion featured a button making station and face painting by members of the Coshocton Art Guild. Along with snacks were more than 500 candy apples donated by Tastee Apple of Newcomerstown . Trick or treating on Halloween is from 4 to 6 p.m. in Newcomerstown; 5 to 6:30 p.m. in Conesville, Coshocton and West Lafayette; and 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in Warsaw. A fall festival will be 5 p.m. Oct. 31 at Coshocton Church of the Nazarene with dinner, games, face painting and costume photo opportunities. This article originally appeared on Coshocton Tribune: Trail of Treats draws hundreds to Clary Gardens for Halloween fun
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The Incredible Ohio Bakery Hiding In Plain Sight Inside An Old Hardware Store
Bananas Foster French Toast sits right there on the breakfast menu. That’s a bold opening move for any bakery in Ohio, and this one has plenty more tricks waiting behind the counter. The setting is every bit as tempting as the food. The space nods to old mercantile storefronts...
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Taste of Muskingum celebrates food, entrepreneurship and second chances
Local chefs will serve up tasting samples and compete for the title of Muskingum County's Top Chef at the 8th annual Taste of Muskingum Chef Competition Nov. 4 at Weatherington Woods in Zanesville. Guests will vote for the winner at the FoodWorks Alliance fundraiser, according to a community announcement. The event also will include a silent auction, wine pull, games, prizes and entertainment. Proceeds will support FoodWorks Alliance programs for aspiring food entrepreneurs, small food businesses and women in recovery. Supporting local programs FoodWorks Alliance provides aspiring food entrepreneurs and small food businesses with affordable access to a licensed commercial kitchen, business guidance and opportunities to grow, according to the announcement. The organization also works in food education, food recovery and workforce development. Its Recovery With a Purpose program helps women in recovery develop kitchen and life skills, build confidence and make community connections, according to the announcement. Individual and group tickets are available, and advance purchase is required. Tickets and event information can be found at foodworksalliance.betterworld.org/taste-muskingum . People who cannot attend also can support the fundraiser by donating silent auction items, gift cards or Ohio-made wines. Donation information is available by contacting foodworks.alliance1@gmail.com . This story was produced
WHIZ
Celebrations Campus Café brings caffeine and more to Zane State College
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Zane State College has a new café on campus to get that caffeine fix and more. Celebrations Campus Café has been open since August but officially celebrated the new business with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday. Steve Meredith, better known as Chef Steve, and his wife Misty own the café and Celebrations Catering by Chef Steve.
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We Found 10 Ohio Restaurants Where The Butter Chicken Was Just The Beginning
Ohio has quietly become one of the best states in the Midwest for Indian food, and most people have no idea. From Columbus to Cleveland, Cincinnati to Dayton, talented chefs are serving up bold, aromatic dishes that go way beyond the usual takeout experience. Sure, butter chicken might be what...
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Fire department gives back to shelter in celebration of station dog
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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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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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Six Ohio Diners Where Sunday After-Church Crowds Have Filled The Booths For Decades
Sunday morning in Ohio has a familiar rhythm. Church lets out, families pile into cars, and somebody inevitably asks where everyone wants to eat. For a lot of towns, the answer has been the same diner for decades, with the same booths, the same counter, and often the same pies in the case. Some of these places date back to the 1940s, and one has been feeding its hometown since 1907.