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This Unassuming Ohio Bakery Has Been Quietly Serving The Most Legendary Donuts In The State
Somewhere in Cambridge, Ohio, there’s a bakery that doesn’t need a billboard, a viral TikTok, or a celebrity endorsement to keep people coming back, because the donuts do all the talking. Kennedy’s Bakery is the kind of place that makes you question every life decision that kept you...
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Zanesville Farmers Market Celebrates 50 Years of Connecting Local Vendors With the Community
The Zanesville Farmers Market is celebrating a major milestone: 50 years of bringing local vendors and the community together. The anniversary was marked with another busy Saturday morning at the market, where vendors welcomed longtime customers and new visitors. For five decades, the farmers market has provided a place for local vendors to sell their products while giving residents an opportunity to support businesses and producers close to home. Some vendors have been part of the market for more than 10 years, while others have connections that go back nearly to the market’s beginning.
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Hummus & Honey keeps winning as it expands
A lot has changed at Hummus & Honey over the course of a single year. The restaurant, known for its traditional Middle Eastern cuisine, originally opened its doors at 285 Wyoming Avenue in Kingston on June 28, 2025, but quickly outgrew the space. In May 2026, Hummus & Honey moved...
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Budweiser Clydesdales visit central Ohio
NEWARK, Ohio (WCMH) – They’re recognized the world over from television commercials, and now they’re making a stop in central Ohio. The Budweiser Clydesdales visited a beer distributor in Newark on Thursday. The iconic horses were first introduced in 1986 during a Super Bowl 20 advertisement and have appeared during most of the Super Bowls […]
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New Owner, Same Tradition at Terry’s Tavern
ZANESVILLE, OH – A longtime local favorite has some new faces behind the bar. Terry’s Tavern is officially under new ownership. The new owner, Duane Morris, says he’s excited to take over, with plans to make some upgrades while keeping the familiar atmosphere customers have come to know. And part of that vision is making the most of what’s right outside the back door, the river.
Chillicothe Gazette
Tumbleweed in Chillicothe officially closes down
CHILLICOTHE— Tumbleweed, the Tex Mex Grill restaurant, on Bridge Street in Chillicothe has officially closed its doors. The business has a sign on the doors announcing to customers that the location has officially closed as of Aug. 24. The sign also directs customers to other locations in Zanesville and Heath, Ohio. Employees online say they were unaware of the closure until the doors were locked. As of Aug. 25, the Chillicothe location is still listed on the Tumbleweed website, but it is not taking online orders. Tumbleweed has not responded to a request for comment at the time of this publication. This article originally appeared on Chillicothe Gazette: Tumbleweed in Chillicothe officially closes down
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This Cozy Ohio Hole-In-The-Wall Is Known For Creative Hot Dogs And Fresh-Cut Fries
Tucked into Millersport near Buckeye Lake, Hometown Hotdogs is the kind of place people love telling their friends about. It may look simple from the outside, but inside you will find creative hot dogs, fresh-cut fries, and a warm small-town welcome. With great reviews, quick service, and food that keeps...
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Tumbleweed on Chillicothe’s Bridge Street closes abruptly; employees cite construction
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — Tumbleweed Tex Mex Grill & Margarita Bar at 1150 N. Bridge St. closed abruptly Monday, leaving employees and regulars stunned after workers said they learned of the shutdown with little or no advance notice. Staff members posted on social media that the closure came as a...
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This Tiny Ohio Ice Cream Stand Scoops Cones So Big Kids Need Two Hands to Hold Them
Some of the best treats in Ohio hide in places you would never expect, tucked into quiet downtown corners where the sidewalks feel like small-town history. Picture a converted old house with a friendly porch, a menu board buzzing with flavors, and creamy frozen custard so rich it practically melts your worries away.
Times Recorder
Village Pizzeria & Kitchen expanding into Downtown Exchange. What else is new?
ZANESVILLE – Growth has happened fast for the Village Pizzeria & Kitchen in Frazeysburg, which hasn't even been open for a full year yet. The pizza shop, nicknamed "The Village," first moved to a larger 2,100-square-foot building at 266 W. Third St. in February, just months after opening last October. It also expanded its non-family staff to around 12 employees, from around one or two, and introduced numerous items onto its menu, like strombolis, wings, desserts and homemade comfort food specials every day. Now, it's in the middle of its next venture. It's expanding into a secondary, satellite location in Zanesville's Downtown Exchange, with an estimated opening date in early September. "We're very excited," co-owner Jalene Walton told the Times Recorder Aug. 11. "The opportunity presented itself, and that was too good to pass up for us to broaden our reach to our customers. With it being in a food hall, it wasn't so much a commitment as to opening a secondary location." More: What to know about Zanesville's curfew ordinance for minors, young drivers It'll be taking over a newly available stall after The Rustic Slice announced via social media Aug. 7 that it would be transitioning into a
Chillicothe Gazette
Crazy Dogs Grill celebrates 10 years of business in Chillicothe
CHILLICOTHE— Ten years ago, Debbie and Kevin Anderson took a major leap when they decided to open up Crazy Dogs Grill on Bridge Street in Chillicothe. Now, after 10 years of hard work, the pair can look back and say it was all worth it. "Here we are ten years later," said Debbie. "It's a great feeling." When Crazy Dogs Grill first opened, the restaurant served eight different types of hot dogs. Now the Andersons have created a comfortable and inviting space that sells 30 different hot dogs, chicken, burgers and more. "We have a little bit of everything. Or a lot of everything," joked Debbie. Read More: Check out our guide to eating local in Chillicothe Over the last decade, the business has faced a lot of challenges, including rising costs and a pandemic that nearly shut it down. Luckily, Crazy Dogs Grill was able to operate through takeout orders and by using the patio. Kevin said they still get new customers coming in, telling them they didn't know the restaurant existed. Those who do know about the restaurant, however, come back regularly. Some get the same thing every time and others try something new. Serving these customers is
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Why Locals ADORE This Family and Friends-Owned Riverfront Restaurant in Zanesville, OH
Open Mon–Thu, 11 AM–8 PM; Fri–Sat, 11 AM–9 PM; closed Sun. Muddy Misers turns an outing in Zanesville into a lively riverfront ritual. 🍽️. This downtown Zanesville restaurant pairs an established local story with a menu full of seafood, sandwiches, steaks, salads, and comfort-food favorites.
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This Famous Ohio Pizza Spot Gets Wildly Crowded On Summer Weekends
A pizza place in a small Ohio town shouldn’t have people driving out of their way for it. This one does, every single summer weekend. Specialty combinations push things further, bacon chicken alfredo and a zesty three-cheese option sitting right alongside BBQ chicken and a meat-lover’s supreme. An...
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Crooksville restaurant hit by flooding, damaging items donated for benefit to fund cancer research
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Celebrity bartender night at Black Diamond Brewery & Distillery
Adena Health Foundation will host a Celebrity Bartender Night to connect with the Waverly community. The event will take place Aug. 27 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Black Diamond Brewery & Distillery, 210 N. Market St. According to Adena Health Foundation, the “Adena Celebrities” at the event will be Dr. Justin Smith, Dr. Tom Lewis, Andrew Bauer, Jay Whitmore, Geoff Grimes and Natosha Jewett. There will be a Black Diamond bourbon review and a Specialty Bourbon Raffle at the event. A cover charge of $35 per person is requested at registration. The charge covers two drink tickets, hors d’oeuvres and an entry in the bourbon raffle. For more information, contact Foundation@Adena.org or call (740) 779-7528.