If you are into tugboats, then the National Museum of the Great Lakes in Toledo has an event for you. Two tugboats named Ohio will be on public display and christened at the museum on Friday, June 21.

When the first phase of Easton Town Center in Columbus opened 20 years ago, it was 600,000 square feet of development on 30 acres. Now, developers are planning a $500 million addition in the next four years, using 1 million square feet on a comparatively scant 16 acres.

Every diehard Ohioan knows that our state bird is the cardinal and our state tree is the buckeye. But did you know that our state beverage is tomato juice or that the state reptile is the black racer snake? Neither did our staff at The Ohio 100 until we saw the Ohio state symbols site.

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Developing the perfect pre-work routine can help maximize your daily productivity. Start this week by implementing the following routines:

Drafting an effective email use policy may be more complicated than a company might think. Here are some of the chief priorities:

The 2019 Best & Worst States for Business survey captures poll results and feedback from CEOs across the country. Ohio moved up one ranking to No. 9 from 2018, according to the annual survey’s sponsor, Chief Executive magazine.

What is there do to with dad on Father’s Day in Ohio? Plenty, depending on what activities are around your area. There are events planned beginning in mid-June, all the way through the end of the month and especially on dad’s big day, Sunday, June 16.

Unlike baby boomers, the millennial generation is not waiting until retirement to buy a travel trailer. They want the adventure now.

Five Ohio cities are ranked among the 100 best destinations to visit this summer, according to a list compiled by financial institution WalletHub.

It’s not every day that a red-tailed hawk comes flying out of a tree and lands ever so softly on your hand. That is unless you attend one of several classes offered at the Ohio School of Falconry, the only school of its kind in Ohio and one of just a handful across the country.

According to a recent study, Ohioans ages 16-20 had the highest number of distracted driving crashes over the past five years, followed by drivers between the ages of 21-25. Now, state officials are taking action.