One of the first signs of summer isn't just warm weather, but ice cream. The Whippy Dip is the first seasonal ice cream shop to open in Lima, starting February 18th.
The event will be held Saturday, Nov. 15, from 5 to 8 p.m. and is open to children ages 4 to 13. Registration is required. The cost is $20 for the first child and $10 for each additional child.
"We, number one, want to show that we continue to invest into our youth and the next generation of what we know is our workforce," said Mayor Smith. "And you cannot know what's available for you for a career if you're not exposed to it."
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) - Mother Nature turned up the thermostat this weekend, and people were looking for a place to chill.
FINDLAY, OH (WLIO) - Right here at the sweetest spot in Findlay, Ohio, you can find the staple ice cream shop, Dietsch Brothers. With a histor…
July 1, 2024, Press Release from the Ohio Department of Development: (COLUMBUS, Ohio) – To celebrate National Ice Cream Month, TourismOhio is inviting Ohioans to grab a cone, bowl, or treat at one of the more than 50 stops along the newly expanded Ohio Ice Cream Trail. The Ohio Ice Cream Trail first launched in 2018 with 15 stops. In 2019, TourismOhio added an additional five stops were added from the results of a reader survey. Responding to growing popularity, the trail was expanded this year to include 54 stops.
Johnny Appleseed Park District gave people the chance to check out one of their newer parks. The park district held an old fashioned ice cream…
What is the best way to cool off during these very hot temperatures... a trip to the ice cream parlor, of course! We took a trip down South Dixie Highway to Pete's Ice Cream where many people sought a tasty, creamy way to beat the heat.
Two locations in Lima offered green-colored food items to residents on Wednesday. Pete's Ice Cream offered vanilla soft-serve as they would any other day, but this time, it was the color green instead of white. One machine at the destination was dedicated to serving the popular flavor with green food dye. Skyline Chili was also celebrating St. Patrick's Day with specially colored spaghetti.