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Water main break in Downtown Columbus may disrupt service to businesses in the area

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — UPDATE:. Division of Water crews are reducing pressure on the 20” main right now to make repairs. The High & Cherry Apartments at 255 S. High are impacted by this. A water main break outside the Franklin County Municipal Court prompted emergency repairs as...
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After Columbus tornado, new polling location replaces Barack Community Center

Voters who cast their ballots at Barack Community Center will have a different polling place in November due to storm damage.
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10 Ohio Hiking Trails Where You Need To Watch Your Step For Copperheads In...

October is a great time to hike in Ohio because the air feels cooler, the woods start to change color, and many trails look extra beautiful. It is also a month when copperheads may still be active, especially on warm rocks, sunny edges, leaf-covered paths, and quiet forest ground. That...
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‘If you don’t have money to tip, don’t come back’: A couple says they...

The woman says her boyfriend's card kept locking at checkout, so she went to their vehicle for cash and then forgot the gratuity. A man in a restaurant shirt later approached them at a nearby store.
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At this Black cemetery, thousands don’t have markers. A tree is their memorial

The property where Daniel Buford grew up was once a refuge for people fleeing slavery in Indian Hill. Now, Buford is turning a tree into a memorial for people like that at Ohio's oldest Black cemetery
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Here are the best donuts in Columbus

Every year, (614) Magazine collects nearly 500,000 votes from readers to determine its annual ColumBEST list, which names the city’s top, well, everything, from BBQ to bars, local bands, bowling alleys, and everything else in between. You can find the full results here, which are 100 percent determined by...
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Columbus restaurant named 8th best new restaurant in the country by Yelp

An Italian Village hotspot landed among its the 10 best new restaurants in the country in a new list from Yelp. Mezcla, which reopened this summer following a months-long closure stemming from a car crash, was named the 8th best restaurant in the country in Yelp’s annual Best New Restaurants list.
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Country music star performs surprise concert at Dublin hotspot

A country megastar surprised Dublin fans at a local venue. Since restaurant and entertainment venue Bristol Republic opened its new location at 4495 Bridge Park Ave. in September, it has been embracing its true Nashville heart. Amid the plethora of live music the space offers, on September 26, Ohio local...
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Three sentenced to federal prison for multi-state bank fraud, identity theft scheme

EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Three people will spend years in federal prison for leading a multi-state bank fraud scheme that used stolen identities and counterfeit military IDs to target banks. U.S. District Court Judge Matthew P. Brookman handed down the sentences in Evansville for a scheme that involved approximately 30 fraud
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Bayer selects Ohio for $2.2 billion pharmaceutical manufacturing campus

Bayer on Friday announced plans to invest $2.2 billion in a pharmaceutical manufacturing campus in the New Albany International Business Park, a project expected to create about 600 jobs and roughly 1,500 construction positions. The planned campus will combine drug-substance and drug-product manufacturing in a flexible

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