Who does not adore a traditional middle America city in the heartland. When visiting just after…read moreThanksgiving the town was decorated for Christmas. My stay was less than a week, however I enjoyed the downtown square several days. The highlight was their old courthouse decorated top to bottom for the holidays. A lot of foot traffic was a welcome sight as most downtowns have failed. It was exciting to see a local theater too, the Midland. Highlights were the great eateries in the square. In all I tried five local businesses that were fantastic! Barrel & Board, McKenna's Market and Elliot's Wood Fire Pizza were favorites. Not to mention my lodging at the Hilton was just one block from everything. In a time when downtowns have disappeared it was refreshing to see what the City of Newark has accomplished.

This Institution is amazing. Ive always felt welcomed and if material was not available I was…read moreassisted to have it secured. Their outreach is to each demographic. As to allowing child level reading regarding empathy, gender, etc., I fully support the Institution. At 63 years-of-age, I realize how much suffering is provided through ignorance on these simple concepts. My skin is not pink or blue. Ive never been only one color, gender, etc. Understanding is not evil - sadly, ignorance is a killer.

nice new building and good resources. Staff very helpful. Good thing they did not hire the predator…read morekent state applicant who knows what problems they would have had. Good decision. Now you wont have to worry that someone is watching you. Nice for kids mainly.

I waited for soc security to answer on hold last night 2 1/2 hours ... and finally hung up…read more Today , I came to this Cambridge office, and was waited on and had my answers to what I needed within 15 minutes. I am Thankful, and Very Impressed!! Thank You!!

A small, somber memorial to the USS Shenandoah, which crashed in the area in 1925. A plaque lists…read morethe victims, and a bronze sculpture depicts the airship in the clouds. Flowers and flags bracket the memorial, and locals keep it in good shape. No parking nearby, so pull off as far as possible and don't linger. Many other memorials are nearby, but none are easy to locate. Check out this website, or message me for GPS locations. https://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/10432

On this somber spot men perished trying to do their job. The memorial is modest but respectful…read more We passed it hundreds of times going from Columbus to Marietta, and I always thought of those men and how they struggled to right the ship in the storm. They didn't give up until fate intervened. God bless them.

My story is a year old but still relevant. I lost my keys to my car while running on the bike path…read morein Granville last summer. I had locked my wallet in the car and only had my phone. I called the Granville police department. The nicest officer came and helped me out. Got me into my car (when I could show him my ID and registration to prove the car was mine) and was just an all around helpful person. He told me that most departments won't help with a break in. Boy was I glad for the help. I live in Dublin so getting home for the spare key was a challenge. He made it that much easier! Cheers!

I am a very stubborn person, and was in a bad place when I arrived at the mansion. But the staff…read morehere, the mansion itself, the program, the magical bond that that place has, is something you can't explain or ever forget. They have a saying there "Stay till the magic hits you." That place literally saved my life. And still they wasn't ready to send me back to the hell I escaped they wanted better for me, but the judge in my county wanted me to fail. Thankfully, I have The Shultz Mansion to thank for giving me the skills and the want to have her retire never getting my failure.

Tony and I were driving to Dresden, Ohio when we past this Gorgeous Mansion. It was closed so we…read morecouldn't go inside or even closer to this 1856 Beauty because gates were chained & locked!!! Found out this Beautiful 29 room mansion was known to be called Trinway Mansion also, Owned by Abolitionist George Willison Adams and was part of the Underground Railroad I would love to go inside one day!!! I just love mansions and Everything History!!!

If you like historic homes where you can see the bones of the house right next to the renovated…read moreportions, this is a place to go. I didn't know it was haunted when I went, but could certainly tell as soon as I set foot inside. There are pictures and plaques through the building that give information about the history- both about the family who lived there and the house itself.

Took care of my problems right away and very friendly service. Wasn't on hold to longread more