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After 13 years, restaurant chain closes Dublin eatery; One left in Central Ohio

A restaurant chain has closed the doors of a Central Ohio restaurant, leaving just one location left in the Columbus area. According to the brand’s website, Moe’s Southwest Grill has closed the doors of its Dublin eatery. It was located at 700 Hospital Dr. With the closure of...
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CBS Affiliate Loses Third Morning Show Talent in Under Six Months

CBS is preparing for another change to its morning lineup. One of its familiar faces has announced plans to leave, adding another name to a series of recent departures. She has also revealed her final day at the station and offered a small clue about her next destination. Bryn Caswell reveals when she’s leaving WBNS-10TV […] The post CBS Affiliate Loses Third Morning Show Talent in Under Six Months appeared first on Mandatory .
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Feral Pig Hunting in Ohio: What Is Still Legal Under the 2026-27 Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Feral pig hunting in Ohio is no longer the open, year-round, license-only activity that older articles still describe. According to the Ohio Hunting and Trapping Regulations 2026-27, effective September 1, 2026, hunting feral swine (wild boar) is prohibited. That does not mean pigs are protected. The state wants them gone, and the law now channels … This article, Feral Pig Hunting in Ohio: What Is Still Legal Under the
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New Albany mayor and council told to ‘do better’ in protecting area residents from...

A seventh proposed gas-fired power plant for the New Albany International Business park in western Licking County has Dr. Don DeShetler concerned for the health of his neighbors and the 8,000 patients of the family practice he and a group of doctors staff in Granville. So the New Albany resident...
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Man fighting parole for man who killed sister, hoping for change to Ohio law

A Columbus man fighting the potential release of the person convicted of murdering his sister says a 2021 law that made the killer eligible for parole decades earlier than originally scheduled is forcing his family to repeatedly relive the crime.
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Ohio ranks as second-worst state in the nation for spam calls

A new study found Ohio ranks as the second-worst state for spam calls, prompting experts to share ways to block nuisances.
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Ohio State Announces Julian Sayin Injury News Before Oregon Game

The Ohio State Buckeyes are heading toward a must-win game this weekend against the Oregon Ducks. It’s definitely the type of clash where it would help to have Julian Sayin available. Sadly for OSU, Sayin was hurt on Oct. 17 in the narrow win over Indiana. Luke Fahey replaced...
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Lucky ticket wins $847M Powerball jackpot!

The Powerball announced overnight that the ninth-largest jackpot in the game's history has been won in New Jersey.
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Ohio Buc-ee’s finally owns its next site

Ohio’s next Buc-ee’s is no longer waiting on a land deal. The planned travel center has moved one clear step beyond The Coconut Mama’s previous Ohio Buc-ee’s update, although drivers…
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10+ Ohio cities officially ban large data center construction

While bipartisan issues seem rare these days, there seems to be one that a majority of republicans and democrats agree on: they don’t want data centers in their backyards. Especially in Ohio, where we’re known for sprawling green fields and gorgeous wooded acreage. Which, actually, is exactly why developers keep coming to Ohio to seek out a spot for their data centers. Our flat, inexpensive parcels of land make for an especially attractive destination for these centers, plus, the state exempts d

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