Local Conservation Triumph: Elizabeth Hawes' Flag Dress Restoration Completed
The conservation of Elizabeth Hawes' well-known 'flag dress', known as Geographic (1940), is now complete. The dress, decorated with various flags, has been thoroughly conserved. This process was documented with before-and-after images. Some flags, like the Union of South Africa flag, were easier to restore than others.
Read full storyMotoAmerica Championship Comes to Lexington, Ohio: Local Residents to Witness Premier Motorcycle Racing in August 2024
MotoAmerica, North America’s premier motorcycle road racing series, is thrilled to announce that it will bring a round of the MotoAmerica Championship to the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, August 16-18, for what will be the eighth round of the 2024 Medallia Superbike Championship.Visit here for more details.
Read full storyDiscover Dublin: Top 5 Local Restaurants Perfect for the Whole Family
Dublin, Ohio, is known for its wide range of family-friendly restaurants. This article lists five highly-rated restaurants suitable for both adults and children. Black Dog Pizzeria, located at 5923 Karric Square, is first on the list. They offer a range of specialty pizzas with customizable options. This makes it a good choice for adults and kids alike. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor dining, as well as take-out. They also have daily specials, such as free garlic knots with a large pizza.
Read full storyHistoric Dublin Welcomes Fox in the Snow's New Café on West Bridge Street
Fox in the Snow, a coffee shop and bakery, is opening its fourth café in Dublin. The café will open at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 23. The first 100 customers will receive a limited-edition t-shirt. The new café is on West Bridge Street in Historic Dublin. This is the company's first location on the west and northwest side of Columbus. Owners Lauren Culley and Jeff Excell have been interested in the building for seven years.
Read full storyOur Local Landmark: Fort Ancient in Warren County Now a Recognized World Heritage Site!
Warren County's Fort Ancient Earthworks & Nature Preserve, along with seven other Ohio sites, have been recognized as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. These sites, collectively known as the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks, are the first in Ohio to receive this recognition. They join 25 other sites in the United States.
Read full storyExperience the Best of Downtown Cleveland on Browns Game Day: Tailgates, Breweries, and Brunch Spots
On Browns game day, downtown Cleveland becomes lively beyond the Cleveland Browns Stadium. The city, famous for its craft brewing scene, has over 40 breweries. Several are within walking distance from the stadium. The city also offers a variety of brunch options for a relaxed Sunday. Fans can also join the tailgates outside the stadium.
Read full storyDiscover Cleveland's Top 10 Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurants: A Local's Guide
Cleveland, Ohio, is recognized for its diverse food offerings, including a range of plant-based options. Ten restaurants are particularly notable for their vegan and vegetarian menus.
Read full storyJoin the Pickleball Craze: Free and Membership Courts Available in Montgomery County
Pickleball is gaining popularity in Montgomery County, a place known for aviation history and Midwestern appeal. The sport is simple, sociable, and relaxed, making it suitable for all age groups. Despite the county's reputation for festivals, baseball, and outdoor activities, pickleball is becoming a well-liked sport for both new and seasoned players.
Read full storyDayton: The Ideal Location for Military Reunions, Reflecting on Our Aviation History and Veterans
Dayton, Ohio, known for its aviation history, is a frequented location for military reunions. The city, home to the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, employs around 30,000 people. The Dayton & Montgomery County community, including the Dayton Convention & Visitors Bureau, appreciates veterans and welcomes military reunion groups.
Read full storyDiscover Grove City's Dog-Friendly Amenities: A Guide for Local Residents and Their Canine Companions
Grove City, Ohio, is known for its dog-friendly environment. The city has several restaurants such as Grove City Brewing Company, Hop Yard 62, and Blu Willy’s, which welcome dogs and sometimes provide special menus for them.
Read full storyKettering Rec Center's Role in Local Resident Cheyenne Young's Fitness Journey
Cheyenne Young, a Kettering Rec Center member since 2011, is featured in this week's Kettering Fitness Spotlight. She has faced and overcome self-confidence challenges that initially prevented her from experimenting with different workouts. The center's fitness facilities have played a key role in her progress.
Read full storyTwinsburg Residents Invited to Public Hearing on Proposed Recreational Facilities at Deer Run Apartments
The Twinsburg Planning Commission plans to hold a public hearing. The purpose is to discuss a conditional use application for private recreational facilities. The hearing is set for 7:00 pm on October 16, 2023, at the City Council Chambers in Twinsburg. The property in question is on Darrow Road, next to the Deer Run Apartment community, in a PUD District.
Read full storyCleveland Tech Sector Flourishes: Local Startups Secure $578M in Venture Capital
Cleveland's entrepreneurship scene is growing, supported by a network of mentorship, education, and resources, as well as robust regional investment. In 2022, startups in the Cleveland area secured $578 million in venture capital, nearly twice the amount raised in 2021. This was achieved despite a decrease in venture capital investments in other companies. The Greater Cleveland region is also a significant player in the Midwest's biotech sector, with over $3 billion invested in over 700 companies by 2022. Medtech companies like Lazurite and Mediview have received notable investments.
Read full storyJoin the Pickleball Craze: Opportunities for Dublin, Ohio Residents
Pickleball, a sport with over 36 million participants in the US, is gaining popularity in Dublin, Ohio. This game combines elements of badminton, table tennis, and tennis. It was invented in the 1960s by two fathers on vacation near Seattle. Players use smaller paddles made of wood or composite materials on a badminton-sized court with a modified tennis net. The ball is plastic and has holes, similar to a whiffle ball.
Read full storyTwinsburg Residents: Public Hearing on Zoning Regulations at 1790 Sunview Drive on September 27
A public hearing has been scheduled. It will take place at 6:30pm on September 27, 2023. The location is 1790 Sunview Drive, Twinsburg, Ohio. The hearing will discuss an appeal for variance from Section 1143.09 Area, Yard and Height Regulations. This is in compliance with Section 1199.11 of the Twinsburg Zoning and Development Regulations.
Read full storyRestored Jain Shrine Now Available for Public Viewing in Local South Asian Art Gallery
The Jain shrine, a topic of several conservation blog updates, is now exhibited in the Anu and Shekhar Mitra Gallery of South Asian Art. Over two years, the shrine underwent a detailed treatment to remove a worn-out coating that hid the original painted and gilt details of its 44 parts.
Read full storyKettering City School District's Annual Giving Tree Program to Begin on November 6
The Annual Giving Tree program, which provides gifts to children from low-income families in the Kettering City School District, will start on November 6, 2023. The program is organized by Kettering City Schools' guidance counselors. Parents are asked to fill a form for their children, providing details such as gender, age, and gift ideas. To be eligible, students should be on free or reduced lunch.
Read full storyDiscover the Delights of Fall in Middletown: Local Activities for Residents
Middletown, Ohio, in Butler County, offers various activities for a fall day. These include trying pumpkin donuts, hiking, and shopping. The day can begin at the Central Pastry Shop at 1518 Central Avenue, known for its pumpkin donuts. This could be a good start to an afternoon in fall.
Read full storyKettering City's Annual Giving Tree Program Returns November 6, 2023: How You Can Help Local Students
The Annual Giving Tree program starts on November 6, 2023. It aims to help Kettering City School District families. Guidance counselors from the district's schools refer families. Students should be on free or reduced lunch programs to qualify. Counselors and parents create a tag for each child. The tag includes the child's gender, age, and gift ideas. These tags are distributed across facilities in Kettering City.
Read full storyDiscover Autumn Flavors: Northstar Cafe's New Fall Menu for Columbus Residents
Columbus, Ohio's Northstar Café has launched its new fall menu. The café, which operates four locations across the city, is known for its use of fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The new menu features a variety of dishes suitable for the autumn season.
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