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After 16 years, Worthington business ‘forced’ to close

As the month of June comes to an end, so too will a 16-year stint from a Worthington gift shop. According to a post made to the brand’s social media pages, Pizazz Gift Shop will officially close its doors on June 30. “Dear friends of Pizazz: Circumstances beyond our...
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What Most Ohio Residents Get Wrong About Moles In Their Yards

Many Ohio homeowners notice raised tunnels weaving across lawns, soft ridges pushing through the grass, or small volcano shaped piles of soil appearing overnight. The immediate reaction is often frustration. People assume these animals are destroying their lawns, eating garden plants, or turning healthy yards into unus
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These 11 Appalachian Ohio Campgrounds Prove The State Gets Wilder Than People Think

Ohio with ridgelines, creek valleys, and campfires under deep woods? Appalachian Ohio has that kind of wilder range. This corner of the state feels different fast. Sandstone gorges cut through the trees. Forest roads bend into the hills. Campgrounds sit near lakes, hollows, rivers, and trails that make the usual...
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4 teen suspects, 1 of whom pulled a gun, at large after market robbery:...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Police are asking for the public’s help identifying four teen suspects accused of an aggravated robbery at a market along Wedgewood Drive. Columbus police said the teens were stealing from the market when an employee confronted them about the theft. Police said one of the suspects pulled a gun o
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Ohio pharmacist on run for nearly 11 years pleads guilty to fraud

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WKBN) - An Ohio pharmacist who has been running from the law for 11 years was arrested overseas and has now pleaded guilty to fraud charges.
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This Ohio Waterfall Restaurant Feels Like A Scenic Escape Hidden In Plain Sight

Most restaurants ask you to look at the menu. This one asks you to look at the waterfall first. Ohio has a genuine talent for hiding extraordinary experiences inside ordinary-sounding destinations, and this one might be the most dramatic example in the entire state. You come for a meal and...
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Vivek Ramaswamy’s Surprising Policy Shift Leaves Experts Stunned – Away State Journal

Vivek Ganapathy Ramaswamy (born ) is an American entrepreneur and politician. He founded Roivant Sciences, a biotechnological pharmaceutical company in 2014 and was its chief executive officer until 2021. Vivek Ramaswamy is a husband, father, and proud Cincinnati native who believes deeply in Ohio’s promise. Learn more
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Illinois Tornado Confirmed as Storm Line Broke Through Cap, Triggering Long Night Across Ohio...

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI — The storm line that meteorologists had been watching closely across the Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio corridor broke through the atmospheric cap late Wednesday night, regenerating into a severe weather event that produced confirmed tornado damage and left thousands without power. A tornado tore thro
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At Schoenbrunn, Ohio’s first Christian settlement tells a forgotten Revolutionary War story

NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio – Long before Ohio became a state – and years before the Declaration of Independence – a group of European missionaries and Delaware Indians united to create a village near present-day New Philadelphia. Here, they merged their two cultures, established Ohio’s first school and...
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Ohio Attorney General’s Office Indicts Pastor in Theft of $375,000 Charitable Donations

A Stark County man, religious leader Jamar Fleming and his nonprofit organization have been indicted for allegedly stealing approximately $375,000 in charitable donations over three years, Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson has announced. Jamar Fleming, 41, and Agape Ministries, a nonprofit he founded in Canton, both fa

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