Team HBC

The smallest gestures often leave the biggest impact. ❤️

Supporting our veterans doesn't always require a grand gesture. Sometimes it's showing up, listening to their stories, supporting veteran-owned businesses, or simply taking a moment to say thank you in a meaningful way.

Strong communities are built by honoring the people who helped shape them—and those connections matter.

Do you know a veteran whose story has inspired you? Share it below. 🇺🇸

You don't have to be a golfer to appreciate this place.

The 2026 U.S. Senior Open at Scioto Country Club was about so much more than championship golf. Walking the fairways, taking in the incredible atmosphere, and experiencing one of America's most historic golf courses reminded me why this event is one of Central Ohio's premier sporting traditions.

Located in Upper Arlington, just minutes from downtown Columbus, Scioto Country Club has been part of golf history for more than a century. Designed by the legendary Donald Ross, it's where Jack Nicklaus learned the game and where legends like Bobby Jones helped shape the sport.

Whether you're a golf enthusiast, a history buff, or simply enjoy exploring the best places around Central Ohio, Scioto is a destination worth experiencing.

In this video, I'll take you on a walk around the championship grounds, share the fascinating history behind the course, and show why this iconic venue continues to attract fans from around the world.

🎥 Watch the full tour here:
https://youtu.be/Ipm1lls7gVE

If you enjoy discovering local events, neighborhoods, hidden gems, and everything that makes Columbus and Central Ohio such an incredible place to live and visit, I'd love to have you along for the journey. Be sure to subscribe for more adventures!

Have you ever attended a professional golf tournament—or played a Donald Ross-designed course? I'd love to hear about your experience! ⛳👇

There's just something special about a hometown Fourth of July parade.

From waving American flags and patriotic Jeeps to marching bands, first responders, rubber ducks, and neighbors catching up along the parade route, the Orange Township Fourth of July Parade reminded me why I love living in Central Ohio.

One of my favorite moments was driving my decorated Jeep and handing out rubber ducks to kids along the route. Seeing their smiles made this year's celebration even more memorable!

Community traditions like these don't happen by accident. They happen because volunteers, local organizations, first responders, and neighbors come together to create something special for everyone.

If you've ever wondered what makes Orange Township, Powell, Dublin, Delaware, Worthington, Westerville, and the Columbus area such wonderful places to call home, this parade is a perfect example.

🎥 Watch the full parade highlights here:
https://youtu.be/iMgukysfCYQ

If you enjoy discovering local events, neighborhoods, hidden gems, and everything that makes Central Ohio such an incredible place to live, be sure to subscribe for more adventures!

What’s your favorite Fourth of July tradition? 🇺🇸👇