THE FREE SETTERS TAUGHT CINCINNATI HOW TO PARTY
Written by Greg Hand, Cincinnati Magazine For 50 years the male fellowship club had no rules, fake elections, weird nicknames, a secret password, and one female member. Its annual beefsteak
Who Cares About Good Design?
Americans spend 90% of our time in buildings; by the time you turn 80, that’s 72 years you will have spent indoors. Of the 10% of our time spent outside,
Gorgeous French Park Has a Kid-Friendly Secret
One of Cincinnati’s most beautiful parks is also the perfect place to go creek stomping. Sarah McCosham Summer’s only just begun, but after more than 18 months of social distancing
17 CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT THE MIAMI & ERIE CANAL
Cincinnati witnessed a 70-plus-year history of colorful cargo and characters along the waterway that gave Over-the-Rhine its name. Greg Hand Since he was behind almost every improvement ever contemplated in pioneer Cincinnati,
Ohio Sues Google Seeking to Declare the Corporation a Public Utility
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed a lawsuit asking a court to declare Google a public utility that should be regulated as such. “Google uses its dominance of internet
Cincinnati Zoo Is the Best Zoo in America, ‘USA Today’ Readers Say
The zoo climbed a spot since its No. 2 ranking last year. BY WILLIAM RIESENBER You did your part, Cincinnatians. The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, the sixth oldest zoo
Despite confines, Eden Urban Gardens bears fruit in Avondale
ELIZA BOBONICK | April Pandora always pictured herself working on a farm one day. Then, in 2016, while pursuing her degree in Sustainable Agriculture and Management at Cincinnati State, she had
Look Who’s Running for Cincinnati City Council
Cincinnati City Council is going to look considerably different come November 2nd, 2021. In the last year we lost Tamaya Dennard, Jeff Pastor and P.G. Sittenfeld due to indictments for
