The big day is finally here and, once again, another city in the Midwest of comparable size to Cincinnati get to demonstrate to the masses that its just a hipper place to be. Its time for GABP to get an All Star game so The Queen City can promote itsel... »
As the race for Ohio’s Republican delegates heats up, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich will campaign in Dayton, Cincinnati and Columbus on Tuesday. The details of the events have not been released. We will post them as soon as we... »
There will be no lack of inspiring activities in Cincinnati as February begins. It has been pointed out often on these pages that Cincinnati has a wealth of resources not available anywhere else in a city of similar size... »
Date Taken: January 22, 2012 - 3:46 P.M.Camera: Canon 60DLens: Sigma 28-70mm F/2.8Exposure: 0.4 @ F/22 100 ISOIt seemed like a scene that would be more commonplace on the lakefront of Chicago or near the bay in San Francisco. In fact, that's what the g... »
By Scott Springer • sspringer@communitypress.com The Walnut Hills boys basketball team sits atop the FAVC-East thanks to the talents of junior center Isaiah Johnson. Johnson is listed at 6-9 and 275 pounds (he says just 6-8) and is averaging 17 points... »
Celebrate National Wheat Bread month with delicious recipes and healthy tips from the famous Klosterman's Bakery based in Cincinnati, Ohio. The following recipes and health tips were graciously provided by Renee LeGendre/Account Coordinator... »
Cincinnati's Eric Kearney takes over as Minority Leader Columbus - The Senate Democratic Caucus has a new leadership team after an official swearing-in ceremony today in the Ohio Senate. Senator Eric H. Kearney (D-Cincinnati), an attorney, businessman... »
I just read this article in the Enquirer, about the now-vanished Cincinnati community of Dunbar, which, according to the Enquirer, was “first settled in the early 1800s by fugitive slaves fleeing from the South. Located in a hollow at the western edge... »
