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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

🌳 The Best Hikes In Hocking Hills

March 22, 2022

Sponsored by the Columbus SymphonyStarting this season, the Columbus Symphony is launching “We are here for you,” an innovative three-year plan centered on extraordinary and meaningful service to the central Ohio community. As the Symphony works to be here for all residents of Columbus and surrounding areas, they will be focused on removing barriers, such as cost and physical location to advance our community impact. You can learn more about the program by visiting ColumbusSymphony.com. 🎶❤️

Happy Tuesday! Chelsea here.

Whether you've lived in Ohio your whole life or you've just found your way here, you probably know by now that the best hiking in the state can be found at Hocking Hills State Park. It's a truly beautiful area and if you haven't explored it before, or if it's just been a while, you should definitely take some time to visit this spring. These hikes have varying levels of difficulty and stunning views.

Navigator Feature Story:

The Best Hikes In Hocking Hills

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Some People Don’t Know That Columbus Was The First To Do These 9 Things

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From one-of-a-kind bridges to innovative shopping centers, Columbus has had some good ideas over the years.

Headlines 📰

☕️ Employees at a downtown Starbucks,

located at 88 E. Broad St., delivered a letter to Starbucks’ CEO announcing

that they attempting to unionize

. (Columbus Free Press)

🏀 The Ohio State women's basketball team

is advancing to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament after

an upset win over LSU.

(Eleven Warriors)

📰 An alt-right activist

convinced the Columbus Dispatch to give him a hero's send-off when he left for Ukraine earlier this month. Here's

how his journey unraveled.

(Rolling Stone)

🌤 Weather:

61 and cloudy, early afternoon showers likely

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. 🎨🎨