History

In filmdom, Superman grew up in Kansas. In reality, he was born in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood.

Cincinnati hosted its first Oktoberfest the third weekend in September, 1976, modeled after the original celebration in Munich.

Populated at just over 2000, Sugarcreek is a village full of enchanting storefronts, hardworking citizens and interesting stories.

Wilbur and Orville Wright might’ve flown their first plane from Kitty Hawk, North Carolina those 12 seconds in 1903, but the true home of aviation is Dayton, where plans were drawn and the structure was crafted.

Don’t knock Skyline Chili until you try it. The combination of meat, cinnamon, spaghetti and cheese is certainly an unexpected one, but it works.

Here are a few things about Thomas Edison that you might not have known: Edison’s father was an exiled political activist from Canada, while mom was an accomplished school teacher who home-schooled her child.

When I found out that these folks were all born in Ohio during December, I couldn’t believe it.

Fifty-nine years ago, on Nov.16, 1960, Clark Gable passed away in Los Angeles at the age of 59.

Ohio is home to many natural and man-made wonders, and one of those is located in Adams County in the south-central region. The Serpent Mound is the world’s largest surviving example of a prehistoric effigy mound. An effigy mound is a raised pile of earth built in the shape of an animal and containing one or more human burials.

While American football can trace its roots back to the mid-1800s, the tradition of the tight, circular huddle began in 1892 to serve a very niche purpose.