For almost a century, the “Coney island of the West” was the reigning Cincinnati amusement park, despite tough competition from Chester park in Spring Grove Village and the Lagoon in […]Read More
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Well, 2020 continues to challenge us, and in Cincinnati we have an add-on. Three council members have been indicted for bribery. Taking money from developers to throw projects their way. […]Read More
FBI agents arrested Cincinnati City Councilman Jeff Pastor early Tuesday in what authorities describe as a brazen bribery scheme involving payoffs for help with city development projects. Federal prosecutors say Pastor, a […]Read More
This from P.G. Sittenfeld… Yesterday afternoon, I sponsored and passed legislation at City Hall so that all bus rides will be free on Election Day next Tuesday. Election Day is […]Read More
Mitch McConnell is seeking a seventh six year term as a United States senator. He’s always been a conservative, but earlier in his career he seemed to have a balanced […]Read More
cott Fitzgerald knew what he was talking about, when he said, “Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.” Cincinnati’s best fall color happens around the […]Read More
When John Kiesewetter joined The Cincinnati Enquirer in 1975, reporters had minimal contact with readers. By the time he left 40 years later, the longtime media watcher—like journalists everywhere—was in constant touch […]Read More
Masked and socially distanced, Ohioans kicked off the first day of early voting. Thousands of voters lined up outside county boards of elections across Ohio, some hours before early voting began at 8 […]Read More
Derek Bauman is again running for Cincinnati City Council after just missing getting elected in 2017. Here’s his announcement… I couldn’t be more proud to announce: I am running to serve […]Read More
Autumn has officially arrived: the air is chilly, the leaves are turning, and fall-themed activities abound. Of course, this fall is a little different than usual, with social distancing regulations […]Read More
