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VIVO Music Festival celebrates America's 250th with immigrant voices
VIVO Music Festival is back for its 12th season, with four concerts at three Columbus venues. Will "Beer and Beethoven" return? Keep reading to find out.
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10 great sandwiches in Columbus that locals love
From the classic Reuben at Katzinger's to the roasted pork at Wario's, these 10 sandwiches and sandwich shops are at the top of our go-to list.
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Telluride Film Festival vs. a Regular Movie Weekend: What Changes?
Discover the key differences between the exclusive, premiere-heavy Telluride Film Festival and a typical night at your local movie theater.
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Former Ohio Highway Patrol trooper found not guilty of child porn charges
A Licking County judge found former Ohio Highway Patrol trooper Anthony Pagan not guilty of pandering obscenity involving a minor after a bench trial.
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Jake Diebler hiring Jared Sullinger to Ohio State coaching staff
Ohio State men's basketball coach Jake Diebler is bringing former player Jared Sullinger into the fold, hiring him to his coaching staff.
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John Husted's lack of humanity, racism on full display in ad using family's grief | Letter
To capitalize on a family's pain and grief for political gain is shameful and disgraceful.
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How Telluride Keeps the Debate Over Theatrical Cinema Alive
In an age of streaming, the Telluride Film Festival champions the big screen through its unique location, curation, and communal atmosphere.
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'I’m sorry for your loss.' The kind things we say when someone dies are tone-deaf | Opinion
My sister-in-law died of a type of cancer that eats away at your brain until there’s nothing left. My words of consolation seemed trite.
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Vivek Ramaswamy is lying about Amy Acton and COVID. DeWine, set him straight | Letters
Letters: DeWine should speak up. Problem is that kids don't have to understand.
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A leader of failed Whitehall recall attempt appointed City Council president
Whitehall City Council voted 4-3 to appoint Patricia Balser, a leader of failed recall effort, as its new president.
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CBUS Soul Fest road closures to impact traffic near Bicentennial Park
The festival will run Sept. 4 and 5 and is free to attend.
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Reynoldsburg Walmart Supercenter to reopen with modernized store design
The Walmart Supercenter in Reynoldsburg will host a grand re-opening Sept. 4 with a new layout, faster shopping options and expanded products.
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