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.
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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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