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Friday, February 24, 2023

Friday, February 24, 2023

⛲️ The Scioto Mile Fountain Is Getting A Major (Stunning) Overhaul

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Happy Friday! Chelsea here.

Yesterday, I was daydreaming about the summer. The weather whiplash is a little harsh today, but since it's still going to be sunny, I think it's the perfect time to take a look at the massive plans that the city has for overhauling the Scioto Mile fountain. It's getting a major facelift and it's going to be pretty impressive. I hope you all have an easy Friday and a great weekend, Columbus. Do a little daydreaming yourself today!

Navigator Feature Story:

The Scioto Mile Fountain Is Getting A Major Overhaul. Here's What It Will Look Like

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This TikTok Famous Food Truck Is Headed To The East Market

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I've fallen down some interesting TikTok rabbit holes over the years, but there's nothing better than discovering a local eatery. Especially when they've got big plans on the horizon.

The Best Things To Do In Columbus This Weekend

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It's going to be a busy weekend out there, friends. I hope you have a ton of fun, in spite of the chilly weather that's moved in.

Headlines 📰

😥 Antisemitic graffiti was discovered

at a park in Westerville, and it has left

the local Jewish community feeling (rightfully) anxious.

(NBC4)

📻 Ohio's Black history

has played a crucial role in shaping our nation. Ann Fisher takes a deep dive into

the African-American figures who have called Ohio home.

(WOSU)

👣 A Bigfoot festival

will return to

Hocking Hills this summer.

(WLWT)

⛅️ Weather:

40 and partly sunny.

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