
💰 Disney dad spends $1,400 on spontaneous one-day family outing. Craig Stowell went viral after detailing the costs of an unplanned Easter weekend trip to Disney World with his family from New Hampshire. The Florida-based YouTuber spent $974 on park tickets for five people, with the remaining $345 going toward parking, food, and drinks. Stowell recommends visitors save money by planning ahead, avoiding holiday weekends, and skipping alcohol purchases. Florida residents can access significant discounts through multi-day passes and special summer tickets starting at just $72 per day.
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⚾ Zane Trace softball crushes Huntington 12-5 in playoff action. The Pioneers advanced in the tournament as their entire starting lineup scored runs, with Brynn Wipert pitching a complete game and striking out 11 batters. Tuesday's action also saw dominant wins from Adena, Piketon, Southeastern, and Westfall, who all secured their tournament advancement with convincing victories. In Monday's games, Unioto softball delivered a walk-off win against Miami Trace, while Paint Valley suffered a shutout loss to Lucasville Valley. Baseball tournament results included victories for Huntington, Unioto, and Zane Trace.
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🏊 Chillicothe's city pool will make a splash on May 24. The Donald M. Smith Memorial Swimming Pool in Yoctangee Park is preparing for its 2025 summer season with regular operating hours from noon to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Sunday hours will run slightly shorter, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. While it may lack the international amenities referenced in High School Musical 2, the local pool offers residents a convenient place to "relax and renew" right in town.
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🌸 Mother's Day transforms this family greenhouse into a riot of color. Walking into Farmers Market greenhouse in Chillicothe means being surrounded by hundreds of blooming plants in every imaginable hue. The business, now in its third generation with Jenn and Joe Thomas at the helm, begins preparing as early as January for their busiest weekend of the year. What started as a simple gas station selling plants in 1964 has evolved into a thriving operation with three greenhouses growing almost everything from seeds. The Thomas family's knowledge passes down through generations, allowing this 50-year-old business to continue serving Ross County with its spectacular floral displays.
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