By Frances J. Folsom Fifty years ago Cleveland was like other rustbelt, Midwest cities—covered with dust and soot from the steel and aluminum factories. In Cleveland’s case, factories dumped sewerage, oil and other refuse into […]
By Laura A. Hobson Hidden away in Rookwood Commons in Cincinnati is a small restaurant called Bronte Bistro tucked beside its parent company Joseph-Beth Booksellers. While Joseph-Beth may be a destination bookstore, Bronte Bistro is […]
By Autumn Francisco It can be hard to get out of the house during February and March. Winter has trained us to stay inside, but, if you manage to venture out, you’ll find a plethora […]
By Eric Spangler The low-slung, cantilevered, red tile roof puts an exclamation point on the wide, stucco-covered home brimming with windows at the corner of High Street and Greenmount Avenue in Springfield. Terraces, gardens, a […]
By Eric Spangler On a bluff overlooking the Mad River valley a short drive from downtown Dayton is a view that encompasses both the past and the future of man’s dream to fly. Looking northeast […]
By Jenna Remley With cityscapes, river views, delicious eateries and award-winning attractions, one of Cincinnati’s fiercest economic drivers is the travel and tourism industry. In 2005, the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitor Bureaus […]
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By Marilyn Jones Rambling along U.S. Highway 30 in Central Ohio, past farms and through small communities, it’s hard to believe this stretch of highway was once part of a heated debate about where the […]
By Chelsea Cox Love a good light display during the holiday season? Grab your family, friends or a date and head over to Holiday In Lights presented by the Alleen Company at Sharon Woods to […]
“I always wondered why somebody doesn’t do something about that. Then I realized I was somebody.” This well-known quote from Lily Tomlin hits home for many people. How often have you heard about something terrible […]
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