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Jackie O’s heads to Columbus

  • Post Author By Justin Thompson
  • Post Date May 4, 2021
photo by Meghan Rowe

By Justin Thompson and Abby Ludwig, Photo by Meghan Rowe

Tagged beer, brewery, columbus, JackieOs
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All in the Family

  • Post Author By Grant Richey
  • Post Date December 2, 2020

By Grant Richey, Photos by Lauren Papp

Tagged Family Owned, Mccoys, Restaurant, Vinton
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Living Dirty

  • Post Author By Jylian Herring
  • Post Date December 1, 2020

By Jylian Herring

Tagged business, Coffee, dirty girl, empowerment, entrepreneurship, women
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Johnstown Restaurant offers Handcrafted Food and Furniture

  • Post Author By Jessica Deyo
  • Post Date September 20, 2020

By Jessica Deyo, Photos provided

Tagged Furniture, Johnstown, local, Restaurant
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Jackson-based Speyside Bourbon Cooperage Produces its One-Millionth Barrel

  • Post Author By George Shillcock
  • Post Date September 20, 2020
Photo by George Shillcock

By George Shillcock, Photos by George Shillcock

Tagged bourbon, Jackson, local
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How a Pomeroy Coffeehouse Survived a Flood, and Thrived

  • Post Author By Maggie Campbell
  • Post Date September 20, 2020

By Maggie Campbell, Photo by Courtney Perrett

Tagged cafe, Coffee, Pomeroy
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Clay Haus has served classic German dishes with a side of spooky since 1979

  • Post Author By Mickey Fath
  • Post Date December 12, 2019
Clay Haus, a German restaurant, located in the small town of Somerset, Ohio, on Wednesday, September 25, 2019. [Photographed by Alexandria Skowronski]

By Mickey Fath

Tagged Clay Haus, Haunted, Restaurant, Somerset
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Tom’s Ice Cream Bowl, a national treasure from Zanesville

  • Post Author By Anthony Poisal
  • Post Date December 12, 2019

By Anthony Poisal

Tagged ice cream, Restaurant, Tom's Ice Cream Bowl, Zanesville
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Molina Family Bakery brings slice of Italy to Athens County

  • Post Author By Carly McFadden
  • Post Date December 12, 2019

By Carly McFadden

Tagged Athens County, athens farmers market, bakery, italy
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Gigi’s Country Kitchen Serves Down Home Favorites to a Diverse Crowd

  • Post Author By SEO
  • Post Date May 3, 2019

By Emily Finton

Tagged country, food, Gigi's, kitchen, The Plains

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