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Friday, October 29, 2021

Friday, October 29, 2021

👻 The 18 Best Things To Do This Halloween Weekend In Columbus

October 29, 2021

Sponsored by Art Makes Columbus and Columbus Makes Art.Visit ColumbusMakesArt.com to learn more about Columbus artists, performances, exhibitions, concerts, public art, and more. You can click here to learn more about storyteller Donte Woods-Spikes. A project of the Greater Columbus Arts Council. 📚📚

Happy Halloween Weekend! Chelsea here.

I LOVE Halloween. I especially love it when it falls perfectly on a weekend. Although we're in for some less-than-ideal weather this weekend, there are still plenty of fun things to do around town. Some are spooky, some are just fun, but I promise, there's something for everyone. Have a great weekend, Columbus!

Navigator Weekender:

The 18 Best Things To Do This Weekend Including Haunted Fest, OSU vs. Penn State, And Pumpkins Aglow

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Columbus Firefighters Helped A Mom Safely Deliver Her Baby On 315

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Baby Julian was born safely on the side of a busy Columbus freeway with a little help from Columbus firefighters. Welcome to the world, Julian!

This Underground Earth Home In Hocking Hills Is A One-Of-A-Kind Getaway

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Have you ever stayed in an underground home? This unique accommodation has some fantastic amenities and offers peaceful privacy in the heart of Hocking Hills.

Headlines 📰

💉 A new breast cancer vaccine

is headed to clinical trials here in Ohio. Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women and

there aren't any approved vaccines for the disease... yet.

(WOSU)

🎸 To celebrate three massive shows

at Nationwide Arena this weekend, the city has temporarily renamed N. Front Street in honor of local band,

To welcome twenty øne piløts back home to Columbus, and to celebrate their unprecedented three concerts at Nationwide Arena THIS Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Front St. and Nationwide Blvd. has been renamed honorary Twenty One Pilots Blvd. for the week.
— East Coast Clique ψ (@ecoastclique)
3:15 AM • Oct 27, 2021

(Twitter)

An Ohio House committee

has passed legislation that would allow most Ohioans who are 21 years of age and up to lawfully carry a concealed firearm

without requiring training

. (Ohio Capital Journal)

🌤 Weather:

61 and rainy

Sponsored by EastonFrom the Grand Illumination to carriage rides to other holiday events, Easton is the place to be this holiday season. With over 30 million visitors a year, Easton knows exactly how to make your holiday season fun and enjoyable, with perfect gifts, delicious restaurants for gathering with friends and family, and a fantastic ambiance for romantic date nights. For more information about the holiday offerings at Easton, please visit eastontowncenter.com/holiday-happenings. 🎄🎄