Big Boy steam locomotive expected to bring thousands to northwest Ohio
FOSTORIA — When the Union Pacific Big Boy steam locomotive leaves Fort Wayne, Ind., on Saturday morning, throngs of spectators already will have begun gathering along the steel ribbon its train will follow across northwest Ohio to Bellevue. In places like Payne and Latty and Oakwood; in Miller City, Leipsic, and Green
Most of Ohio’s high volume dog breeders are clustered in a handful of counties
Over half of Ohio's high volume dog breeders are currently licensed in just one county, according to Ohio Department of Agriculture data. Holmes County in northwest Ohio has 224 of the state's 432 breeders currently licensed. Nearby Coshocton County has 56 breeders, Tuscarawas County has 42 breeders and Wayne County ha
Body found in west Columbus was in ‘an advanced state of decomposition’
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) —Police continue to investigate what is believed to be a homicide that occurred nearly six years ago in west Columbus. According to Central Ohio Crime Stoppers, Columbus police officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Eureka Avenue in the Hilltop neighborhood after receiving reports of a body
13 Amish Grocery Stores In Ohio Where Homemade Foods Truly Stand Out
Hungry for simple flavors that taste like home without shortcuts or fuss, you will find them tucked into Ohio’s Amish groceries across rolling farmland and towns. Fresh-baked pies cool beside butter cut to order, squeaky cheese curds, and rows of bulk spices that make weeknight cooking easier, cheaper, and flavorful.
Mall at Tuttle Crossing faces decline, labeled ‘dead’ and ‘abandoned’
The Mall at Tuttle Crossing in Columbus, Ohio is in steep decline due to online shopping, changing consumer tastes, and lack of investment from its current owners, with many stores having closed and only a few dozen businesses remaining.
Between Cincinnati And Columbus Is Ohio’s First State Park With Historic Artifacts And Hiking...
If you're planning a state park outing in Ohio, there's good reason to consider going to the place that set off Ohio's state parks tradition to begin with. Sitting along the hilly banks of the Little Miami River between Cincinnati and Columbus, Fort Ancient Earthworks and Nature Preserve was Ohio's first officially des
Dig In With ODNR At Ohio Geology Discovery Day
OHIO --The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Geological Survey is inviting Ohioans of all ages to Ohio Geology Discovery Day on Saturday, June 13, at the Horace R. Collins Laboratory and Core Repository at Alum Creek State Park. The Division of Geological Survey will host a variety...
More than 30 goats help clear overgrown vegetation at south Columbus wastewater plant
COLUMBUS, Ohio — More than 30 goats are taking on an unusual job at a Columbus water reclamation plant, helping clear acres of overgrown and invasive vegetation in a safe, environmentally friendly way. The goats, owned by Lauren Cain, are from a local Pataskala-area farm through “Goats on the...
Fatal I-270 Crash Returns to the Spotlight as Questions Persist About Repeat Offenders
The video circulating on X originates from a post by @AmiriKing and has brought a sad Ohio case back into the spotlight. The footage compiles local news reporting from Columbus stations alongside crash scene visuals, ... Read more
This Ohio Gastropub Inside A Restored Cattle Barn Is Absolutely Charming
Sometimes the best meals come with a side of “wait, cows used to live here?”. Brown Barn Tavern in Chardon, Ohio proves that exceptional dining and agricultural history make surprisingly delicious companions. You know that feeling when you stumble upon a place that makes you wonder why you’ve been...
