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Central Ohio farmers open rustic new restaurant featuring sandwiches, burgers and more

Central Ohio farmers open rustic new restaurant featuring sandwiches, burgers and more

It only makes sense that when a pair of farmers open a new restaurant, they call it The Farmhouse Cafe.

Josh and Maria Quilliam, who own a small family farm in Baltimore, Ohio, recently opened a brand-new eatery in the town they call home. And it’s called–you guessed it–The Farmhouse Cafe.

The eatery, which is located at 201 W. Market St. in Baltimore, held its grand opening on Oct. 19.

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Bloom-Carroll football sets new tradition with GPA helmet st

CARROLL, Ohio — Bloom-Carroll senior Chase Plantz is one of three captains for the Bloom-Carroll High School football team.

The outside linebacker and running back is not only focused on the games ahead of his team.

“Thi ... Read more

After a quiet November, December could also bring mild condi

Typically, the month of November is when we see a lot of change.

It's a time to transition from the warm to the cold, but this November, we started the month with very warm temperatures.

What You Need To Know Average tempera ... Read more

Several Central Ohio cities continue to ban fireworks despite new state law

Historically, Ohioans could buy fireworks in the state, but they had to sign a form—often with a wink and a nod—promising to set them off out of state. But that changes Friday.

A new law lets people set off backyard fireworks during certain times of the year, but it also lets cities ban certain types of fireworks like roman candles and bottle rockets.

Days before Independence Day, fireworks are flying off the shelves at Phantom Fireworks in Millersport, just east of Columbus.

Store manager Travis Snave ... Read more

International Car Co. Baltimore & Ohio I-18 steel bay-window

International Car Co. Baltimore & Ohio I-18 steel bay-window caboose

Scale: HO (1:87.1)

Price: $106.95

Era: 1968+ to 1980s+ (varies depending on paint scheme)

Manufacturer: Tangent Scale Models, P.O ... Read more

Baltimore & Ohio class I-18 steel bay-window caboose from Ta

Baltimore & Ohio class I-18 steel bay-window caboose

Scale: HO (1:87.1)

Price: $106.95

Era: 1965 to 1986+

Manufacturer: Tangent Scale Models, P.O. Box 6514, Asheville, NC 28816, 828-412-3886, tangen ... Read more

Millersport Coffee owners say business has exceeded expectat

MILLERSPORT - Millersport Coffee co-owner Tim Koenig said the new business he owns with his wife, Jennifer, is more than just a coffee shop.

"We wanted to open something up for the community to give the community something to get excited ... Read more

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