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Shenandoah, Meadowbrook standouts lead effort at state cross country
OBETZ − Some legends take years to build; others spend four years cementing their status in stone. Shenandoah senior Ida Estadt carved her name even deeper in the area high school cross country record books on Saturday, Nov. 7 to highlight a standout area contingent at the historic 98th annual boys and 49th annual girls OHSAA State Cross Country Championships at Fortress Obetz & Memorial Park. Estadt led a powerhouse local group of four total All-Ohio recipients by shattering her own school record with a blistering time of 18:14.5 to capture third place overall in the girls Division IV race, capping a decorated career with her third state podium finish in four years. Setting a new standard for the Colts Estadt wasn't the only local runner rewriting record books on the OHSAA big stage. Meadowbrook sophomore Vincent Campbell delivered an strong performance in the boys Division III action, recording a time of 15:10.9 to place fifth overall. Campbell's blazing time set a new school record, and secured the best state finish in Meadowbrook history, and made him the Colts' first All-Ohio recipient since 1992. Shenandoah runners shine on the big stage Back in Division IV, Shenandoah added a second All-Ohio
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Local ice cream parlor announces permanent space in Central Ohio brewery
An Ohio ice cream shop is getting a new permanent location in a Hilliard brewery. Dell’s Ice Cream & Coffee announced on November 5 that their handcrafted ice cream cart perched outside of Crooked Can in Hilliard is getting its own permanent space inside the brewery’s food hall.
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Indulge in a Day of Delicious Restaurants and Antique Malls in Powell
Start your day in the heart of Powell at Serenity Skincare and Massage (185 S. Liberty St.) before looking for one-of-a-kind gifts at clothing store Finn & Roe (27 S. Liberty St.), apparel and lifestyle shop Zen Hen (37 S. Liberty St.) or Peachtree Street (87 W. Olentangy St.) for decor. Powell Liberty Antique Mall (18 N. Liberty St.) and the Blackberry Patch (71 W. Olentangy St.) also offer aisles of surprising, retro finds.
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Seneca East’s Ritzler captures fourth place in state cross country
OBETZ (Crawford County Now) — Seneca East sophomore Aubrey Ritzler capped off the season with a fourth-place finish at the state cross country meet at Fortress Obetz and Memorial Park Saturday afternoon. Ritzler’s time was 18:20.2 in the Division IV 5000-meter race and it was a personal best.
Washington Examiner
Vance jokes about ‘devastating loss last week,’ referring to Ohio State
Vice President JD Vance referenced the “devastating” loss he felt last week, with a not-so-subtle political undertone during his speech for the National Veterans’ Small Business Week. “I wanted to talk about, of course, the devastating loss last week, and just a little bit about that,” Vance...
Axios Columbus
Ringside Cafe serves burgers with a side of old Columbus
Columbus has plenty of places to grab a burger and a beer, but few have been doing it since 1897 like Ringside Café. Why it matters: This downtown hole-in-the-wall is a throwback to an older Columbus — full of history, kitschy personality and darn good burgers. Zoom in: Ringside sits along Pearl Street, an eclectic alley lined with colorful graffiti and quirky businesses. A nearly-building-long contemporary mural in the patio area show's Columbus native James "Buster" Douglas' infamous knockout of "Iron Mike" Tyson. The vibe: Inside, dark wood and exposed brick fill a cozy dining room that fits only a couple tables and a few booths. There are a handful of stools at the bar as well. There's vintage boxing memorabilia and paintings everywhere. It didn't feel like this was anyone's first time at Ringside. Around noon on a Saturday , a few older gentlemen sipped beers and talking sports like they'd been doing it for decades. The TVs aren't great and there's no surround sound, but nobody seemed to care. Best bites: Burgers dominate the boxing-inspired menu, including the monstrous, 1 1/2-pound Buster Douglas ($32). I ordered the Smokin' Joe BBQ Burger ($15), topped with bacon, cheddar and barbecue
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Jingle Bells & Giraffes returns to The Wilds with Santa, animals and fun
The Wilds is inviting the community to celebrate the holiday season with Santa, animal visitors, performances and family activities Nov. 14, 15 and 22. Jingle Bells & Giraffes: Holidays at The Wilds will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on each of the three dates, according to a community announcement. Admission costs $5 for ages 13 and older and $2.50 for younger guests. Activities will include photos with Santa, cookie and ornament decorating, games, trivia and balloon animals. Animal Ambassadors from the Columbus Zoo also will take part in the celebration. A Character Ambassador from the zoo is scheduled to appear from noon to 2 p.m. Guests also can enjoy holiday performances by local choirs and orchestras along with coffee and treats. Those planning to attend Nov. 14, 15 or 22 are encourage to RSVP at thewilds.org before the dates sell out. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Jingle Bells & Giraffes returns to The Wilds with Santa, animals and fun