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Wednesday, May 17, 2023

Wednesday, May 17, 2023

👀 A New Ohio Tourism Sign In Detroit Has Sparked An Internet War

Sponsored by Columbus Children's Theatre Dewey Finn is an out-of-work rock star and a fish out of water, posing as a substitute teacher a prestigious prep school. After discovering his students’ musical abilities, Dewey forms a rock band out of his 5th grade students and attempts to conquer the Battle of the Bands. With its energetic rock score, this high-octane, fun-filled show will be a blast for the whole family! Check out School of Rock, May 12-21, 2023, at the Lincoln Theatre. Click here for more info.🤘

Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

I'm sorry to start your morning out with something frustrating, but it's really Michigan's fault, I swear. As you'll remember, the state of Ohio just launched the "Ohio, The Heart of it All" tourism campaign last week. Apparently, a massive sign was put up in downtown Detroit and let's just say, these Michiganders online are not happy about it.

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A New Ohio Tourism Sign In Detroit Has Sparked An Internet War

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Calling All Shoppers! A Discount Bin Store Is Opening In Dublin Next Month

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I'm a sucker for a good deal and now I'm officially counting down the days until Where Ya Bin opens in Dublin. If you haven't heard about this discount bin store, we've got all the deets.

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👍 The Biden administration is launching workforce hubs

in the coming months, part of what it says is an effort to meet the demands for labor driven by infrastructure and manufacturing investments.

One of those hubs will be right here in Columbus.

(The Hill)

🤧 On average, allergy season here in Columbu

s is 30 days longer now than it was back in 1970,

according to an analysis from a nonprofit climate news organization

. (Axios)

☀️ Weather:

68 and sunny, aka the perfect day!

Sponsored by Greater Columbus Arts Council With more than 225 exhibiting artists at the Columbus Arts Festival, presented by the American Electric Power Foundation and produced by the Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC), there is certainly plenty to see June 9-11 on the riverfront, but there is also plenty to do. The Festival offers interactive opportunities for people of all ages and skill-sets to create, observe, explore and learn. You can learn more about the festival and start planning your visit by heading over to columbusartsfestival.org. 🎨