As It Were: Ohio's modern roads have link to state's past
Long before freeways and highways, early Ohioans built impressive network of trails, roads
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Long before freeways and highways, early Ohioans built impressive network of trails, roads
Monstrous hominids have always haunted our imaginations. In North America, the most discussed and celebrated man-beast goes by the names Sasquatch and B...
As it Were: Statue of Cornelia and her jewels honor Ohio leaders Ed Lentz Guest Columnist On the northwest corner of Capitol Square in downtown Columbus, a large piece of statuary sculpture will capture the attention and interest of many people making their way to and from the Ohio Statehouse. At the top of the monument is a larger-than-life figure of a woman in a flowing dress with her arms open in welcome to the attention of no less than seven figures standing around the base of the statue. The figures are labeled for the uninformed but are probably known to many.