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Throughout Ohio, therapy dogs roam hospital halls lifting spirits. But their numbers declined during the pandemic. -
The ancient earthen mounds were recognized for their ‘universal importance’ late last month. Ohio communities are commemorating the international landmark.
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Camp Otterbein has entertained summer campers in Hocking Hills for decades. But this summer, camps were canceled. And it’s uncertain if Otterbein will ever host campers again.
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Mansfield is home to the first hand-carved carousel built after the Great Depression. The company that created it has gone under, but a new merry-go-round maker is stepping up to take its place.
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Athens had a substantial and thriving Black community in the early 1900s, but over time, signs of their success have been demolished. Just one building remains: the Mount Zion Baptist Church.
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Community members are rallying to save the Parkside Drive-In in Oregon, outside of Toledo. To them, the theater is much more than just a place to catch a movie.
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The white tail deer, is thriving — especially in the suburbs, where coexisting with human residents can sometimes lead to trouble.
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A decade ago, Lorain Community College shifted its coursework to meet community needs. It’s a blueprint for community colleges that want to shape their local economies, according to a new book.
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In her new book, A Guide to Midwestern Conversation, comedy writer and Midwesterner Taylor Kay Phillips breaks down common and quirky Midwestern expressions, from “Hey stranger!” to “Jeez Louise.”
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Once they’re on the market, autonomous technologies like self-driving tractors could change the way Ohio farmers manage their crops and, hopefully, help with a widespread farm labor shortage.
