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Wednesday, July 20, 2022

Wednesday, July 20, 2022

🏰 14 Real Castles Right Here In Ohio (Many Of Which You Can Visit)

July 20, 2022

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Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

When you think of gorgeous castles overlooking pastoral scenery, you probably don't think of Ohio. But I'm about to change that. Sprinkled throughout the Buckeye State, these castles vary from centuries-old palatial homes to newly built, medieval-inspired event centers. I love all of them but there's one that's a library and I can't get over it. Which one is going on your summer bucket list?

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14 Real Castles Right Here In Ohio (Many Of Which You Can Visit)

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10 Natural Swimming Holes To Splash Around In This Summer In Central Ohio

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We're not even halfway through summer yet, so you can bet that there will be plenty of hot days to come. And there's no better place to cool off than a natural swimming hole. From smaller creeks for splashing to mineral spring-fed lakes with giant inflatables, here are the best non-chlorinated spots to escape the heat around Central Ohio.

Sponsored by Columbus SymphonyThe Columbus Symphony presents an orchestral rock symphony with a full rock band and lead vocalist MiG Ayesa delivering the greatest hits of the Rolling Stones including “Satisfaction,” “Paint It Black,” “Ruby Tuesday,” “Honky Tonk Woman,” and many more. For more info, visit columbussymphony.com.

Headlines 📰

🇺🇸 The Ohio redistricting saga continues

as the Ohio Supreme Court has, once again,

struck down the congressional map currently in use for the 2022 election.

(WOSU)

🦟 Columbus Public Health

will conduct mosquito control spraying today, tomorrow, and Friday to help prevent and control disease. Weather permitting, the areas highlighted in this map will be sprayed

due to high mosquito populations & mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile

. (Columbus Public Health)

☀️ Weather:

91 and mostly sunny, but there is the potential for severe weather in the afternoon and evening.

The National Weather Service says

that damaging winds and hail are possible and that a tornado cannot be ruled out.