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Midwest editor, @Axios. BGSU grad, @Rangers fan. Everything's coming up Milhouse.
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It's tough to be a Buc-ee's fan in Ohio right now

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By Tyler Buchanan Verified
| Axios Cincinnati Verified
Photo: Allison V. Smith for The Washington Post via Getty Images It has been a tough month for us Buc-ee's lovers, what with our brisket-fed Goliath taking David to court for a trademark complaint. Why I stan: It's a rare place that lives up to the hype — workers are plentiful and paid well, the food is always fresh and available, the bathrooms are famously clean. After a lifetime of visiting gas stations with cold coffee pots and bad snack selection...
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"The Odyssey" is hard to find at Columbus libraries

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By Tyler Buchanan Verified, Mike D'Onofrio
| Axios Columbus Verified
Illustration: Maura Losch/Axios Getting a library copy of "The Odyssey" is proving to be quite the journey these days. Why it matters: Interest in the 2,700-year-old tale is on the rise, causing library waitlists for the book to grow by the day. By the numbers: The Columbus Metropolitan Library collection has over two-dozen versions across all formats, though nearly all were unavailable as of Monday afternoon.
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CBJ cutting its radio voice deserves a penalty

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By Tyler Buchanan Verified
| MSN Verified
Count me among those disappointed in the Blue Jackets' recent decision to get rid of radio broadcaster Bob McElligott. State of play: Columbus plans to simulcast the TV broadcast audio feed on its radio network starting this season, including flagship station 97.1 The Fan. Due to the ridiculous state of TV blackout rules, I haven't been able to watch a game in years. I've instead followed the team on the radio. McElligott has been a big reason why.
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