Below are some of my favorite pieces:
“Details of a big event celebrating Greater Cincinnati’s river culture and heritage were announced at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Wednesday — and Cincinnatians who were around in the era of Tall Stacks may find them particularly exciting.” READ MORE.
“Help is on the way for a large group of abandoned ducks at Delhi Park, according to the township’s Parks & Recreation department.” READ MORE.
“BLINK Cincinnati 2024 is going to be bigger than ever before as organizers announce the expansion of the immersive light and art festival into another Northern Kentucky city.” READ MORE.
“In an ongoing effort to hold out-of-town landlords accountable, the City of Cincinnati has filed a lawsuit against a Florida multifamily real estate investment company that owns hundreds of housing units in the city.” READ MORE.
“‘A time-traveling horse walks into a bar,’ works as a great joke setup, but it was the real deal outside the Bay Horse Cafe in downtown Cincinnati Thursday morning. The historic bar is getting ready to open back up under new ownership, and it just served its first customer: Wilden the Cleveland Bay.” READ MORE.
“Four Cincinnati chefs have been announced as semifinalists for the prestigious 2024 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards.” READ MORE.
“Throw away any outdated ideas you have about libraries being quiet and stuffy, because Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library’s TikTok game is anything but.” READ MORE.
“The “Gravel & Gold” tour kicked off last summer in support of the “Drunk on a Plane” singer’s 2023 album of the same name. In February, Bentley announced the party would continue this summer with 30 new dates, including in the Queen City.” READ MORE.
“One of the Greater Cincinnati area’s largest purveyors of collectible toys is getting even bigger as it prepares to open the doors to its new location.” READ MORE.
“Cincinnati is once again in the travel-destination spotlight as one of its hotels makes not one, but two “best of” lists by magazine Travel + Leisure.” READ MORE.
“Buckabee Brownies is a Blue Ash bakery run by married couple Miriam Spitz and Tom Kahan. Crafting brownies from flavor concepts not often seen in these treats, Buckabee uses top-of-the-line ingredients and their own recipes they’ve tested and perfected themselves.” READ MORE.
“Sometimes a scary situation can salvage a dream.
When Amy Carr was diagnosed with stage four non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in November 2014, she and her twin sister, Christie Wallace, decided they had no time to waste. They were both stuck in jobs they hated; it was time to do something they loved. So the two put their design and crafting skills to work and opened Salvage Sisters.” READ MORE.
Blood, sweat, and chairs make Sarah Vaile, local interior designer and co-owner of Sarah Whit Interior Design, tick. And she’s brought her fresh, yet classic style to homes around the Tri-State since she was just a grad student. READ MORE.
“Question:
How are the ninth President of the United States, the Father of American Forestry, a local 19th-century English manor home, and (maybe) your future home all connected?
Answer:” READ MORE.
“You need to make almost $7 over the minimum wage in order to afford a two-bedroom apartment in Ohio, according to a new study.” READ MORE.