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When Anthony Micheli and his band of merry makers opened Market 65 in 2011, they could not know just how popular their lunch-time dining hall would become. But just two years later, downtowners have helped to establish Market 65 as… [Read More]
For those really into craft beers or Ohio-produced goods, the Ohio Tap Room brings together the two in a novel new venture: a retail store that sells only Ohio made brews including beer, mead, and soda. Brainchild of John and… [Read More]
For those that can’t get enough of the vintage Ohio link design that has adorned their shirts since 2011, you can now wear it all the time. Just in time for the holidays, State of Devotion has released the vintage… [Read More]
Boutique shops, art galleries, historic buildings, coffee roasteries and plenty of bars and restaurants. No, I’m not talking about The Short North… I’m talking about The Oregon District in Dayton, Ohio. The Oregon District is a small 60-acre triangle-shaped neighborhood… [Read More]
The PNC 2nd Street Market is a historic railroad building that was reopened as a public farmers market in 2001 in Downtown Dayton. Located just 75 minutes west of Downtown Columbus, this unique farmers market is worthy of a weekend… [Read More]
The Hills Market hosted their Ohio Market Day event on Saturday, March 10th, which featured dozens of local vendors providing product samples, prizes for attendees, free hot dogs from Board’s Head and workshop sessions. Photos from the event can be… [Read More]
Greetings, Columbusites from your neighbor to the north, the land of the burning river, of legendary sports heartbreak, where they fry potatoes in little dumplings and call them pierogies. Yes, Cleveland is a proud and colorful city. While it’s definitely… [Read More]
A new book titled “Ohio Statehouse: A Building for the Ages” was made available last week in the Statehouse Museum Shop. This new 80-page book features over 120 historic images of the buildings, grounds and events at the Ohio Statehouse… [Read More]
10TV news anchor Jerry Revish sat down today for a quick eight-minute interview with President Obama. While none of the questions were Columbus-specific, a lot of them did revolve around the state of Ohio. The President discussed our state’s manufacturing… [Read More]
Via beer.ohio.com: “D.G. Yuengling and Son will enter the Ohio market later this year — possibly as early as October. “It’s going to be so exciting,” said Pat Noone, the brewery’s business development manager and the one spearheading the move… [Read More]
The full results of the the 2010 census was released last week, and we’ve been analyzing the numbers and what they mean for our city, our region and our state. The city of Columbus grew from 711,470 to 787,033 over… [Read More]
Ohio Governor John Kasich will deliver his first State of the State address today at noon. Early reports are speculating on what types of announcements might be made during today’s speech, and what talking points Kasich will focus on, including… [Read More]
At a ceremony taking place at 12:07am this morning (or last night if you were still awake), John Kasich was sworn into the office of the Governor of the State of Ohio, along with Lt. Governor Mary Taylor. The ceremonial… [Read More]
Congratulations, drinkers. You’ve helped our state by spending $742.7 million on 10.8 million gallons of liquor in the 2010 fiscal year. That’s an increase of $12.8 million over 2009′s total. A report released last week by the Ohio Department of… [Read More]
Several of Ohio’s coal-burning power plants plan to burn trees as a means of generating “biomass” electricity. In fact, Ohio is ground zero of a nationwide push by power companies to cut and burn the nation’s forests to generate power…. [Read More]
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