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Thursday, June 24 2021

Thursday, June 24 2021

🌳 A Visit To Cantwell Cliffs Is Like Taking A Hike Through A Magical Wonderland

June 24, 2021

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Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.

Hocking Hills is such a beautiful place. I grew up here in Columbus and it took me longer than I'd like to admin to realize just how gorgeous all of the little hidden gems throughout the region are. There are so many hikes in Hocking Hills that are straight up magical and Cantwell Cliffs is one of them.

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A Visit To Cantwell Cliffs Is Like Taking A Hike Through A Magical Wonderland

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The Main Bar Is Getting Demolished And Will Be Temporarily Replaced By Seven Parking Spots

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The building is one of the last historic properties on the block and has served as a local watering hole for most of its existence. Decisions like this make me wonder if we'll ever learn our lesson and stop tearing down historic building in Columbus.

OSU Grad Christina Clemons And Her Cool Ranch Doritos Earrings Are Going To The Olympics

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It's always nice to see a Buckeye out there winning and it's especially fun when she does it in style. Christina Clemons qualified for the Tokyo Olympics over the weekend and her Cool Ranch Doritos themed earrings almost stole the show.

Zoombezi Bay Will Transform Into ZOMBIEzi Bay This Fall

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Spooky season (aka Halloween) will be here before you know it. Zoombezi Bay will be transformed into ZOMBIEzi Bay in September and October.

New Pandemic Law Takes Effect; Experts Say It Undermines Public Health

Senate Bill 22 blocks the health department from issuing any kind of stay-at-home order like those of the early weeks in the pandemic. It also allows the 132 lawmakers in the General Assembly to vote down health orders or emergency declarations without needing the governor’s approval.