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Clevelanders are fortunate to have Pierre's, a company producing locally made quality ice cream but if you are an ice cream enthusiast who just can't get enough of the frozen concoction then you don't want to miss the 39th annual Utica Sertoma Ice Cream Festival featuring Velvet Ice Cream being held at Ye Olde Mill in Utica, Ohio Memorial Day ... (more)

Katie Klonowski, director of operations, Pura Vida said she wants her employees to take part in the training program so that they can have informative conversations with tourists.

With duelling nicknames of The Queen City for its beauty and Porkopolis for its love of, well, pork, Cincinnati cannot be pigeonholed.

Cameras capture tales of family heirlooms, yard sale bargains and long-lost items salvaged from attics and basements, while experts reveal the fascinating truths about these finds.

Cleveland city centre and the NASA Lewis Research Center are within driving distance of this Middleburg Heights, Ohio hotel, featuring an on-site restaurant and free shuttles to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

Advocates to gather at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Plaza on May 11th at 12:00 noon; Marchers will call for funding and support to fight HIV/AIDS in Ohio and around the world Musical guests joining civil rights leader Julian Bond onstage include R&B star Brandy, artists Kaoz and Conya Doss, and the Shaw High School Marching Band, whose ... (more)

Advocates to gather at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Plaza on May 11th at 12:00 noon; Marchers will call for funding and support to fight HIV/AIDS in Ohio and around the world Musical guests joining civil rights leader Julian Bond onstage include R&B star Brandy, artists Kaoz and Conya Doss, and the Shaw High School Marching Band, whose ... (more)

Greg Harris, president and CEO of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, said he believes that if the world's top places were narrowed to 100, the museum would still make the grade.

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Two United States senators, an Olympic fencer, and a priest are among those who will deliver the send-off addresses to college graduates across the region.

The state has launched a new first-of-its kind promotion designed to provide travelers with exclusive deals at some of Ohio's most popular tourism attractions.

The surreal beauty of the quarries, wet and dry, also attracted Los Angeles photographer Elena Dorfman.