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Saturday, February 22 2020

Saturday, February 22 2020

Nav Weekly Digest: Your Top 5 Stories Of The Week 🍰🎨🎓

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Happy weekend! Here are last week's top 5 stories.

Burlesque And Burgers – Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce Is Officially Open At Easton

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If you've ever wanted an entire piece of birthday cake on top of a giant milkshake, well, this is your moment.

The Pit BBQ Is Open On Parsons Ave, And You Should Definitely Get The Pit Bowl

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Parsons is hopping, which might inspire some mixed thoughts and emotions, but it's great to see a spot like The Pit open up where ownership seems committed to the local community. Hit the link to find out how and why.

This Bob Ross Painting Class At Parsons North Will Have You Making The Happiest Little Trees

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I think most would agree that we could all use more happy little accidents in life.

Village Taco Is Serving Up An Insanely Good 100% Vegan Menu In Merion Village

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Our second new Parsons restaurant of the week, and a second spot very much worth visiting.

This Deserving Columbus Teacher Got A Stunning Classroom Makeover On The Kelly Clarkson Show

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This before & after is well worth the click. If only daytime talk shows could fix all of Ohio's education issues.

Recently Viral 🔥

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This 1986 Footage from OSU’s Campus Is Absolutely Wild

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15 Columbus Restaurants Where You Can Step Back In Time… Way Back

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This $3.9 Million New Albany Mansion Is One Of The Largest Homes For Sale In Franklin County

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This Bexley Home Is Basically A Time Capsule And We’re Obsessed

Weekend Weather 🌡

Saturday:

47 and sunny

Air Quality:

(Moderate - Particles)

Sunday:

51 and mostly sunny

Sponsored by Decorative Arts Center of Ohio: The 2020 season kicks off January 25th with the exhibition Tell Me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins: The Life & Art of Barbara Shermund. Starting in 1925, Shermund contributed nine covers and hundreds of cartoons to the New Yorker, and later became a celebrated mainstay at Esquire. Her cartoons had a fierce and feminist electricity rarely seen in that era of male dominated cartooning. The show runs through April 26th and you can find more details right here. 💥💥