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Thursday, September 29, 2022

Thursday, September 29, 2022

🏗 A New Development Will Bring A Spark To Steelton Village

Sponsored by Columbus SymphonyA tour de force opens the new season at the Columbus Symphony. Carl Orff’s iconic and scandalous Carmina Burana will come alive in full splendor and opulence with a grand orchestra and the angelic voices of the Columbus Symphony Chorus and the Columbus Children’s Choir, September 30 through October 1. For more info, please visit columbussymphony.com. 🎻

Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.

As a long-time resident of the South Side of Columbus, I am unbelievably excited about the latest development news from Steelton Village. This neighborhood has played such an important part in the history of the south side and it's clear now that it will play a huge part in the future as well. This is going to be a big development that the whole city will want to keep an eye on as it develops.

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A New Development Will Spark Life Into Steelton Village

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The 10 Best Things To Do At Scioto Grove Metro Park

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Scioto Grove Metro Park is one of my favorite spots in town, and it's not just because I got married there. The park is full of fun things to do and it really feels like a magical place to be. It's a great time of year to head out and explore, so add this to your list.

Headlines 📰

⚾️ I'm a sucker for a good sports documentary,

especially when it involves Ohio sports. The new 30 for 30

focusing on the history of baseball in Cleveland.

(Cleveland.com)

🏡 Former NBA player and Buckeye

Michael Redd's gorgeous New Albany mansion is for sale. The 10,000-square-foot home

is listed for $5 million.

(New Albany Realty)

💸 A public program

that promises to cut utility costs for low-income people in Ohio are charged a rate higher than

the rates higher-income consumers are charged.

(WOSU)

☀️ Weather:

67 and mostly sunny.

Sponsored by Greater Columbus Arts CouncilLaunched in 2021, Columbus Makes Art Passport is a free booklet full of wonderful things to do in Columbus during the months of September and October. It was such a hit in 2021 that it's coming back in 2022. Booklets will be available to pick up in early August. There are many returning arts stops and a few new places to visit. Once again the stickers are designed by Columbus-based artists and there are 23 unique stickers. For more info, visit columbusmakesart.com/passport.