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Chillicothe Gazette
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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Three new restaurants and one new coffee shop heading to Lancaster
LANCASTER − With three new chain restaurants and one new coffee spot set open in the near future, hungry residents will have even more options at their disposal. Bojangles, Dutch Bros Coffee, Culver's and Chick-fil-A have all filed plans with the city to open new locations. Chick-fil-A has been building its new store near Memorial Drive and Ety Road for some time, and it is now hiring employees. Culver's plans to open at 2330 N. Memorial Drive, the Dutch Bros location will be at 802 N. Memorial Drive and Bojangles is set for 1736 N. Memorial Drive. Lancaster-Fairfield County Chamber of Commerce Travis Markwood said he was aware of all four businesses planning city openings. "I think that those national chains coming to town, I definitely think it signifies that they're anticipating a population growth in our community," he said. "Retail chains are very savvy and smart when it comes to deciding where they want to land based on the research they've done. So I would say they are anticipating growth and a strong customer base here." Chick-fil-A officials have said they expect the restaurant to open in the first of this year. Its location is where the Ohio Highway
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Ice breaking up along Mid-Ohio Valley rivers
MARIETTA – As the ice in the Ohio River and local waterways continues to melt and break up, boat traffic is returning. Heather Sands, captain and director of operations at the Valley Gem Sternwheeler in Marietta, said they are starting to be able to get their boats, the Valley Gem and the Major Riviera back on local rivers after being stationary for two weeks as the area saw low temperatures and ice accumulation.
WTAP
Ohio River Hunting & Fishing Expo
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - The Ohio River Hunting & Fishing Expo is a community event that brings together outdoor vendors, demonstrations, and activities focused on hunting, fishing, and the outdoor lifestyle. The Expo will be held at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Marietta, Ohio on February 28 from 10 am...
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Art museum celebrates summer in February with sandcastles, sunflowers
The Zanesville Museum of Art will host a free Sunday Funday: Fun in the Sun from 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 22. The event is designed to provide a cheerful atmosphere during the winter months, featuring a variety of activities that encourage creativity and community engagement, according to a community announcement. Attendees can participate in a sandcastle building contest, where they will use cardboard to create their sculptures. Activity leader Brian Rutledge will offer construction tips, allowing participants to use their imagination to design unique sandcastles. Entries must be completed and ready for judging by 3 p.m. Participants may work individually or in groups. The event also features a scavenger hunt that invites visitors to explore the ZMA galleries in search of sun-soaked destinations and vibrant spring and summer flowers. The activity aims to engage attendees with the museum's exhibits while providing an interactive experience. Hands-on art activities and photo booth In addition to the contest and scavenger hunt, Sunday Funday will include several summer-themed hands-on art activities. These activities include creating sand art bottles, making tissue paper flowers and painting watercolor beach scenes. A summer fun photo booth will be available, encouraging attendees to wear their favorite summer attire
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School of Dance set to perform annual winter concert
For Ohio University dance students, a time to dance the night away approaches quickly. The School of Dance is performing its annual winter concert, a showcase of choreography, in the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. “The winter concert is a collection of works put together...
Chillicothe Gazette
Chillicothe nightlife. Hauntingly good time at the Wobbly Ghost Tavern
CHILLICOTHE — The Wobbly Ghost bar started as a COVID-19 pandemic dream, but Tara Robertson and her husband Brian made it a reality. "I was teaching preschool at Ross County Christian Academy, and then we took our COVID break and instead of going back, I realized I needed to do something else," Tara said. "I followed that calling and I was like, 'We're going to open a bar!" and we did it." More: How many single people live in Ross County? Find out now So, on Oct. 8, 2021, the Robertson family opened the doors to the Wobbly Ghost. "It started off kind of slow for a couple months, and it was right after January first that we just took off," Tara said. The bar offers music, pool and darts and a variety of drinks; including beers, seltzers, and even a large bourbon selection. "Our prices are pretty cheap," Tara said. "It's not outrageously priced, it's very fairly priced, cheaper cocktails and cheaper beers. A little bit of everything." The bar is open Monday through Sunday, starting at 7 p.m.. The Wobbly Ghost is a 'last call' bar, meaning it is open till it 2 a.m.. This article originally appeared
WHIZ
On the Fly with Aniyah and Shy: Sweet Treats with Bee Sweet Desserts & Eats
ZANESVILLE, OH – Valentine’s Day usually means flowers and chocolate, but it can also mean rolling up your sleeves to make yourself a sweet treat. WHIZ’s Shylin Costello and Aniyah Hart teamed up with a local baker to showcase how you can make a sweet treat at home.
WHIZ
World-Famous Peking Acrobats to Perform at Secrest Auditorium
ZANESVILLE, OH – An unforgettable night of high-flying entertainment is coming to Zanesville. The Zanesville Concert Association says the world-famous Peking Acrobats will perform Wednesday, February 25th at 7 p.m. inside the Secrest Auditorium. These talented Chinese acrobats are known for breathtaking entertainment, performing daring maneuvers and showcasing incredible skill in trick cycling, precision tumbling, juggling, and gymnastics.
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Buckeye Lake Pirate Fest brings big fun and treasure this May
The Buckeye Lake Pirate Fest returns May 15-17 at Big Stan’s Bar & Grill in Thornville. The festival will feature a treasure hunt and a market with more than 100 vendors, according to a community announcement. The event is guided by Capt. Kelly and Neena Collins. The duo are known for their involvement in the Buckeye Lake community, including establishing Buckeye Lake Boater Training and Kelly forming the Buckeye Lake Pirates. The Pirate Fest was inspired by the success of the Buckeye Lake Winterfest. The Collinses saw the pirate theme as a perfect fit for the community and wanted to create a high-energy event to kick off the summer season. Plenty of pirate-themed activities scheduled This year’s festival will include a variety of activities, including the Port Royal Marketplace, a bustling hub with more than 100 vendors, live entertainment and a Pirate’s Cove kids' area. The Tri-County Treasure Hunt will span 30 locations around Buckeye Lake, and there will be themed tours specifically for golf cars, motorcycles and pontoon boats. The festival will run from 4-8 p.m. May 15, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 16 and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 17. The Port Royal Pirate Market will
everafterinthewoods.com
This Small Ohio Bakery Is Quietly Making One Of The Best Danishes In The World
I never thought a small-town bakery in Cambridge, Ohio, would forever change the way I think about danishes. Most people drive right past this place on their way to somewhere else, never realizing what they’re missing. This bakery has been perfecting its craft for a century, and somewhere along...
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49-year-old fried chicken chain opens fourth Central Ohio restaurant
Popeye’s biggest competitor is putting its roots down here in Central Ohio. Bojangles, which originated in Charlotte, North Caroline in 1977, quietly opened their Circleville location at 1280 S. Court St. on February 4th. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. The chicken chain is known for fried chicken and biscuits, iced...
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This Ohio Restaurant Doesn’t Look Fancy But Its Fried Chicken Says Otherwise
Sometimes the best food comes from places that don’t try to impress you with fancy decorations or big city prices. You know the type of spot I mean. The kind where locals fill the tables every day because they know something special is happening in that kitchen. I recently visited a restaurant in New Lexington, Ohio, that proves this point perfectly.
iheart.com
Annual High School Art Show Opens in Chillicothe’s Pump House Gallery
Chillicothe's Pump House Center for the Arts started their year with their annual high school show…packed, as usual, on opening night. The “Best of Ross County” filled the free public art gallery with art, students, and family on February 5th, 2026. See snapshots of the art and...
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A Tiny Ohio Hot Dog Joint Locals Try Not To Tell Anyone About (But It’s Too Good To Hide)
Sometimes the best food comes from the most unexpected places. One of those places is Remo’s Italian Hotdogs in Gallipolis, Ohio. It has been serving up legendary footlongs for decades. Walk past this unassuming little building, and you might think twice, but step inside, and you’ll understand why people drive hours just for lunch.
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This Amish-Style Restaurant In Ohio Serves The State’s Best Buffet Without A Lot Of Noise
I pulled off OH-664 in Logan, Ohio, thinking I was making a quick buffet stop, and Olde Dutch promptly turned it into a full-on comfort-food quest with a calm soundtrack. If you want the kind of all-you-can-eat spread where you can actually hear your own thoughts, this is your place.
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Salt Fork Festival Mardi Gras Culinary Challenge
The Salt Fork Arts and Crafts Festival is a beloved tradition in Southeastern Ohio. The 56th annual Salt Fork Arts and Crafts Festival will be held in Cambridge City Park Friday August 14 – Sunday August 16. Even though August is many months and degrees away from today, the Festival committee is actively planning this year’s event. The team, led by new director Jessica Martin, is putting together an event to feature amazing visual and performing artists guaranteed to please the entire family.