Chelsea Wiley is a Content Editor at Columbus Navigator. She covers a diverse range of topics, including events and conferences, food and beverages, hospitality and leisure, as well as travel and tourism, with a particular focus on family travel and adventure destinations. Chelsea's work has been featured in Columbus Navigator.
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Chelsea's coverage predominantly revolves around local events, attractions, and house & home topics in Ohio, specifically Columbus. She may be interested in pitches related to upcoming events or developments within the area. Consider reaching out with information about unique local attractions, seasonal activities, or real estate trends specific to Ohio and Columbus.
Given her focus on event coverage and seasonal themes, she might be receptive to pitches regarding upcoming events in the region or stories related to seasonal activities happening locally. Additionally, given her emphasis on House & Home themes and attraction-focused content such as Airbnb rentals and real estate sales data, relevant story angles could include features on unique homes or accommodations available in the area.
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Sugar is returning to Park Street on Aug. 27 with tacos, margaritas, mezcal, weekend brunch, and a sprawling patio.
By: Chelsea Wiley
A 12-foot prehistoric bear, dire wolf, terror bird and more are taking over the Columbus library this fall. Here's when to see them.
Columbus-founded Dueling Axes has closed all five of its locations after eight years, including three venues in Central Ohio.
By: Chelsea Wiley
ESPN is bringing its brand-new A10/American Showcase to Columbus this fall, with four college basketball teams playing at Nationwide Arena.
By: Chelsea Wiley
The Columbus Zoo Lantern Festival returns Aug. 20 with more than 70 lantern displays, new dinosaurs, interactive experiences and more.
Video shows powerful storm winds flipping a car on I-71 near Weber Road as severe weather moved through Columbus Tuesday morning.
By: Chelsea Wiley
Massive storms tore through Columbus Tuesday, bringing destructive winds, downed trees, damaged buildings and widespread power outages.
More than 130,000 AEP Ohio customers lost power after Tuesday’s storms. Here’s what to know about restoration, food safety and assistance.
A new coffee shop serving fresh New Orleans-style beignets is coming to Hilliard and Westerville, with both locations hiring now.
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther has declared an emergency following Tuesday's severe storms, as crews continue cleanup and power restoration.
