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Wednesday, May 4, 2022

Wednesday, May 4, 2022

🥙 This NYC-Based Mediterranean Eatery Will Open Its First Ohio Location

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 community impact. You can learn more about the program by visiting ColumbusSymphony.com. 🎶❤️

Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

If you don't have plans yet on Saturday you may want to pop over to the grand opening of The Hummus & Pita Co., a New York City-based restaurant offering fresh, made-in-house Mediterranean cuisine. The eatery is a fast-casual joint and they're even giving away goodies to the first 50 people in line.

Navigator Feature Story: 🥙

This NYC-Based Mediterranean Eatery Will Open Its First Ohio Location

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14 Waterfalls That Make The Perfect Day Trip From Columbus

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Rainy spring weather can be a real bummer. But one thing it's absolutely great for is getting our waterfalls around the state going strong. WE've got some incredible waterfalls around. Some are a bit of a hike while others are just off the main path. Get out there and explore!

Headlines 📰

🇺🇸 The election results are in!

Democrat Nan Whaley will go head to head with Gov. Mike DeWine in the race for Governor this fall, while Tim Ryan (D) and J.D. Vance (R) will fight for a seat in the U.S. Senate.

You can see the full election results here.

(WOSU)

☔️ The weather got

pretty wild yesterday. This incredible shot of a very formidable cloud shows

just how intimidating Mother Nature can be.

(Reddit)

🌤 Weather:

64 and mostly cloudy

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts CenterEdwaard Liang is a dancer and choreographer with BalletMet. "My decision to settle in Columbus was driven by a desire to be a part of something greater than my independent career. I was attracted to this city by the prospect of its massive movement forward – driven by creativity, collaboration and common goals, "says Edwaard. Learn more about Edwaard and other Columbus artists by visiting ColumbusMakesArt.com. 🎨🎨