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The campaign is part of a push to improve the quality of recycling in curbside carts through the provision of personalized and real-time curbside recycling education and feedback. It began on June 15 and will run through Friday, July 31.
By: Madison MacArthur
Guide inspectors are already in the field with restaurants selected for the region to be unveiled at an official ceremony in 2027.
By: Madison MacArthur
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Stonewall Columbus Festival returns to the state capital this weekend, bringing music, food and some road closures.
By: Madison Macarthur
ODOT‘s Office of Jobs and Commerce awarded the funding
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium announced a new project set to debut in just three years.
By: Madison MacArthur
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Several Logan County officials are addressing a circulating social media post capturing chickens being dumped at the Logan County Landfill.
By: Madison Macarthur
Fair officials said the brand new attraction will feature a collection of Ohio-based restaurants and an exhibit
The partnership will provide additional financial incentives to Ohio farmers who are using conservation practices through the program.
The OHSAA Board of Directors voted at its June meeting for it to become the 29th recognized sport, including 15 sports for girls and 14 for boys.
Funds were raised through the Charity Program in partnership with 43 organizations and over 470 participating runners.
