Tipp City, Ohio, has a Social Scene, so I’m There
From the Fort Myers News-Press newspaper:
One of the Downtown Diva’s favorite sayings is, “Divas don’t take days off.” In the almost 10 years since I’ve been penning this missive, even when I go on vacation, I cover the social swirl from wherever I am – over the years, I’ve included such sparkling places as Las Vegas, New York City and South Beach; as well as areas with slower paces like Cordele, Ga., or the Florida Keys.
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Last week, I found myself in my hometown of tiny Tipp City, Ohio – also known as Tippecanoe – a quaint little ‘burg with a population of around 9,000 – think lots of antique stores, a few charming cafes, and a hub with a handful of fast food chains near the I-75 exit ramp. When it comes to exciting nightlife, most folks head around 20 miles south to Dayton, but that’s just fine with everyone here – Tipp is for families, church and school activities, and enjoying your neighbors – doors are rarely locked and American flags decorate porches all year ’round.
Welcome to Tipp City!
Welcome to Tipp City! Located just north of Dayton and the intersection of Interstates 70 and 75, Tipp City boasts a quaint downtown shopping district with cute restaurants and coffee shops to complement its rural and residential heritage. For up-to-the-minute Tipp City News, see the Tipp News Daily online newspaper!
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