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Pennsville, OH · Lifestyle

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7 Hidden Cafes in Columbus & Central Ohio That Most Cafe Hoppers Miss

It’s 9 AM. You walk into your usual coffee shop with your laptop bag, and every single table is taken. Again. The guy by the only outlet has three empty cups and zero plans to leave. You hate him. But also? You’re jealous. If you work remotely, you...

Columbus, OH · 2d

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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.

Hilliard, OH · 3d

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Dog Haus Makes Ohio Debut on High Street with Buckeye-Fueled Grand Opening Weekend Nov. 13-14

Guests can score giveaways, meet former Buckeyes Mike Doss and Mekka Don and enjoy live entertainment while supporting the Upper Arlington Golden Bear Marching Band. is making its Ohio debut Friday, Nov. 13, bringing its signature Smashburgers, hot dogs, sausages, breakfast burritos, craft beer and cocktails to its new restaurant and sports bar at 1576 N. High St., on the edge of the Ohio State campus. The grand opening launches a weekend of giveaways, special appearances and live entertainment, all timed around Saturday’s Ohio State home game against Northwestern.

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Schyler Butler refuses to tiptoe around difficult subjects

The Columbus poet will celebrate the release of her debut collection, ‘Phantom Hue,’ with launch events at Prologue Bookshop on Thursday, Nov. 12 and Streetlight Guild on Saturday, Nov. 14. “It’s better to tiptoe around such a memory,” Schyler Butler writes in her poem “Like Pontius Pilate washing...

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Harrison West brewpub and restaurant closing doors for good

Another Columbus brewpub has announced their final day of business will be this year—Saucy Brew Works located at 443 W. 3rd Ave., in Harrison West will close on December 19. The announcement came via social media. The post said, “Columbus friends, it’s with a heavy heart that we share our Columbus brewpub & coffee shop will close its doors after service on December 19th. For more than six years, you’ve welcomed us into your neighborhood and made us part of your lives. Morning coffees, game day cheers, trivia nights, and pup cup visits with your dogs became the moments we looked forward to each week. Being your gathering place has meant so much to our team, and we’ll deeply miss the friendships we’ve built with our neighbors, students, visiting beer lovers, and four-legged friends.”

Columbus, OH · 17h

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Fashion Week Columbus returns for 17th year celebration

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Fashion Week Columbus is back for its 17th year, bringing what organizers describe as its biggest celebration yet of Central Ohio’s fashion scene. This year’s lineup includes nine events highlighting designers, creativity and talent in the region. The schedule ranges from runway shows and emerging designers to a focus on sustainable fashion, along with scholarships tied to the week’s programming.

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Viral NYC coffee chain backed by Dua Lipa opens first Columbus store

A high-end New York cafe has officially landed in Columbus. Manjul opened November 7 at 230 E. Fifth Ave., located in the 4th and 5th Apartments in Weinland Park. This marks the second location for the New York-native brand that blends coffee and fashion. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. Founded by...

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Columbus-area Chinese restaurant closes after 20 years in business

Another longtime Ohio restaurant has served its final meals after two decades in business. Q2 China Bistro, a popular Chinese restaurant in the Columbus area, permanently closed its doors October…

Columbus, OH · 4d

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5 Things Wild Turkeys Do in Ohio Before Thanksgiving That Most Ohioans Never Notice

Hear leaves rustling under an oak this fall, and you may have found a flock of wild turkeys feeding on acorns. These are the things wild turkeys do before Thanksgiving that most Ohioans never notice. 1. Joining Big Flocks. Wild turkeys tend to group together in large flocks during the...

Ohio · 3d

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Ohio Lottery begins first gaming system overhaul in two decades with Scientific Games

The Ohio Lottery is replacing the technology behind lottery sales across the state, starting with new self-serve kiosks that began rolling out to retailers in October. The upgrade moves the Lottery to a new gaming system from Scientific Games, with go-live expected in spring 2027. “This first major upgrade to...

Ohio · 1d

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Mega Millions: Winning tickets in Ohio

The Mega Millions jackpot has grown to $555 million!

Ohio · 1d

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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.

Columbus, OH · 3d

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Generations Of Columbus Families Have Celebrated Birthdays At Schmidt’s Sausage Haus In German Village

Some Columbus birthdays come with a cake, a candle, and a polka band playing nearby. For well over a century, one family-run restaurant in the brick streets of German Village has been the place where grandparents, parents, and kids gather to mark another year. The tables fill up fast, the...

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Ohio Pizzeria Lost Part of Its Roof to a Tornado, Then Reopened Just Months Later

Just over a year after opening, an Ohio pizzeria faced an unexpected setback when a powerful August 2026 storm tore away part of its roof, forcing the restaurant to close for more than two months. The damage interrupted business at a neighborhood restaurant that had already earned recognition among the...

Columbus, OH · 3d

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Cava opens fifth Columbus-area restaurant in Upper Arlington

UPPER ARLINGTON, Ohio (WCMH) — A fast-casual Mediterranean chain has opened another location in central Ohio. Cava at 1603 W. Lane Ave. is serving customers daily from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., bringing its build-your-own bowls and pitas to The Shops on Lane Avenue in Upper Arlington. It’s the chain’s fifth Columbus-area restaurant to open […]

Upper Arlington, OH · 3d

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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

Columbus, OH · 3d

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A Florida Shelter Dog’s Spinning Habit Is Becoming a New Career as a Police Dog

A puppy named Bayblade kept spinning in his kennel until a rescue advocate saw drive instead of a quirk and found him a place in police K-9 training in Ohio.

Palm Beach County, FL · 1d

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'Shattered Ice' film helps address teen suicide and mental health issues

What warning signs did Dr. Ackerman highlight for teen suicide?. Why did the Kids Mental Health Foundation host the 'Shattered Ice' screening?. The Kids Mental Health Foundation, founded by Nationwide Children’s Hospital, is hosting a movie screening of “Shattered Ice", a film about a high school hockey team after a teammate dies by suicide. Nationwide Children’s psychologist Dr. John Ackerman and actor Jack Falahee joined Good Day Columbus to talk about the event. Dr. Ackerman, who helped inform the film’s script, explained the warning signs parents, coaches and friends can watch for and how to start a conversation with a young person who may be struggling with thoughts of suicide. A screening and panel conversation is set for 11/10/26 at the Upper Arlington High School Performing Arts Center, in partnership with Nationwide Children’s.

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Ohio’s ‘wandering bears’ signal a possible comeback for the species

On a warm night in mid July, Brandan Smith heard a sound outside his house in rural Coshocton. Curious, he opened his door and walked outside. As his eyes adjusted to the dark, he saw a large, hulking figure in his driveway, rummaging in the bins and boxes he’d readied for trash pickup the next day. “I immediately turned around, went back inside the house and slammed the door,” Smith recalled. “That image of something huge spooked me. And it just kind of dawned on me: It’s a bear.” Certain that no one would believe him unless he had proof, Smith grabbed his phone, gathered his courage and went back outside to capture a video. “Sure enough, the bear was still there, eating garbage,” Smith said. “I’d just gotten done cleaning out the deep freezer, and it was into the old freezer-burned ice cream.” According to Smith, the bear seemed completely unbothered by his presence, even though he was only about 25 feet away. Unsure what to do, Smith called the police. Then he watched the bear ransack his trash pile until a police cruiser arrived half an hour later and scared it off with a spotlight. After virtually disappearing

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