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Thursday, March 31, 2022

Thursday, March 31, 2022

🌳 The New Resort-Style Lodge In Hocking Hills State Park Is Coming Along

Sponsored by Short North StageDon’t feed the plants! This timeless cult-classic musical comedy has been passed from generation to generation and remains one of the most produced musicals in America. There's a new film version coming out soon starring Lady Gaga as Audrey, and Short North Stage has received special permission to create a stunning new production in Columbus. Little Shop of Horrors runs March 17- April 16, 2022. Get more info or purchase tickets by visiting shortnorthstage.org. 🎭🎭

Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.

Can anyone explain how it's already the last day of March? I seriously cannot believe how quickly 2022 is flying by thus far. It has been a considerably more exciting year than the last two and if I'm being honest, I'm so looking forward to summer. It's going to be such a fun couple of months (provided that we stay on the safe side of COVID) and I just wish that the new lodge at Hocking Hills would be done before the end of summer! Luckily, we won't have to wait too much longer for this beauty. It will finally open to guests in the fall and it looks like it's going to be incredible.

Navigator Feature Story:

Construction On The New Resort-Style Lodge In Hocking Hills State Park Is Coming Along

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Lost Mansions Of Columbus: The Samuel Brubaker Hartman Mansion

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Samuel Brubaker Hartman was an American physician, surgeon, and eventually, multi-millionaire quack who resided in a mansion on Town Street. The house may be gone, but his kinda sketchy legacy lives on.

Headlines 📰

🐓 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI),

a highly transmissible bird flu that has been detected in several states, has been detected

in a backyard chicken flock in Franklin County.

(WOSU)

🍔 TV presenter and Chef Alton Brown

offered up some well-deserved praise for Ringside Cafe

while he was in town last week.

(Instagram)

🌤 Weather:

60 and windy with falling temps and the chance of rain.

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts CenterMandi Caski is a muralist whose impressive works can be seen all around Columbus. "In constant search for a better way of creating, I find that my work is never the same twice. Some recurring themes in the work are, animalistic nature, death, mystery and fantasy," says Mandi. Learn more about Mandi, her story, and other Columbus artists by visiting ColumbusMakesArt.com. 🎨🎨