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Family Sheds New Light On Brooke Skylar Richardson Case
Exclusive claims regarding her pregnancy revealed ahead of September 27 hearing.
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Ubahn Fest Is All About Going Underground
Seeing a void in the music scene that had gone unfilled for years, entrepreneur Josh Heuser started Ubahn Fest, a hip-hop and EDM-centric concert that has regularly attracted a huge crowd to the Second Street Overpass in the Riverfront Transit Center since 2013.
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Top 5 Shows to See in the Newly Renovated Music Hall
Cincinnati’s crown jewel reopens next week after a yearlong historic renovation.
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Swing Shift
Andrew Benintendi’s Not-So-Long Journey From Sellman Field To Fenway Park.
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Fall Arts Preview: Family Edition
These live shows are the perfect way to introduce your brood to the wide world of theater.
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The White Castle That Never Was
The Queen City supplies a seemingly endless abundance of material for a blog called Cincinnati Curiosities. While this inspiration is usually tucked away in musty old newspaper files, Cincinnati sometimes just plops an amazing curiosity right there in plain sight. For example, consider the odd little building at 208 East Liberty Street. It is vacant […]
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Patricia Lockwood’s Book Priestdaddy Is As Conflicted As It Sounds
Poet Patricia Lockwood’s dad wasn’t just her dad: He was Father to entire Catholic parishes, including St. Vincent de Paul on River Road. Her memoir Priestdaddy (Riverhead Books) revisits life in the rectory.
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Food + Dining
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Chefs From Metropole and Revolution Rotisserie To Create Dinner Events at Carriage House Farm
Revolution Rotisserie’s Dana Adkins and Metropole sous chef Jason Louda have teamed up to create a family-style dinner that highlights produce grown at Carriage House Farm. Their goal: A dinner that’s literally farm-to-table.
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Up Your Beaujolais Game With These Fine Bottles
There is a lot more going on in Beaujolais than nouveau.
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Transparent Pie Is A Thing, And You Should Try It
Not to be confused with that Southern staple chess pie, the transparent pies and tarts from Magee’s Bakery in Maysville feature the addition of milk to their decadent filling.
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The Birch Is Terrace Park’s Neighborhood Café
For a casual, high quality supper, go east, young man!
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Jackson Rouse’s Bauer Farm Kitchen Brings Us Back To Our German Roots
Here in Cincinnati, where our brewing heritage has been enthusiastically re-embraced, rustic German cooking is largely absent from the finer dining scene. Rouse decided to fill the gap himself after his former employer, The Rookwood, closed last December.
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Life + Style
Home + Garden
Rehabbing A Home? Visit The ReUse Center Before You Do Anything.
The local nonprofit that sells salvaged building materials to the public at a deep discount.
Style + Shopping
True Adorn Boutique Graduates From Online To Brick-And-Mortar
At this Kentucky boutique, having fun looks good.
Retail Roundup: Laser-Cut Accessories
Laser cutting. Computer Modeling. Three dimensions. A new age of design is upon us.
Style Counsel: Sarah Dewald
“It’s OK to hit the reset button. Having an experimental approach—saying ‘I don’t have to nail it the first time’—helps you zero in on what you enjoy.”
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Health + Wellness
The Protein That Could Stop Cancer in its Tracks
Researchers at Children’s are studying how cancer spreads—and maybe how it stops.
Former P&G Brand Manager Creates Her Own Wellness Beauty Line
Ami Kulkarni was operating at the highest levels of the consumer products industry. But while she was managing the public face of P&G’s global products, she was also busy learning everything she could about skin chemistry and cell biology.
Dark Asana Yoga is as Metal as it Sounds
The darkness and the music—we’re talking space doom; black, stoner, and atmospheric metal; drone, noise, and ambient—drown out distractions and make the whole thing deeply meditative.
Kids + Family
Blue Manatee Books Is Cincinnati’s Own Children’s Publishing Outfit
When is a kids’ bookstore not just a kids’ bookstore? When it’s also a publishing house.
Inside Happy Bungalow’s Tiny Toy Factory
“I kept sketch pads at work when I was miserable,” says Don Clark, who graduated with an architecture degree from the University of Cincinnati in 2003 and spent five years cooped up in cubicles. Then the recession hit, and Clark was laid off.
Top 5 Ways to Watch a Movie in August
Summer nights call for summer movies, and the city has some fun outdoor (and air-conditioned) screening options this week.
Weddings
Local Love: Amanda Farlow & Alex Sitterding
The focal point at Amanda’s and Alex’s Indiana wedding was the outdoors. Their fall event was whimsical and enchanted, as if straight from the forest, with rich florals and wood accents.
This Is Probably Where You Should Have Your Rustic-Traditional Wedding
The Venue at Urban Artifact is our wedding scene’s best kept secret.
Local Love: Tess Eger & David Edminston
Tess and David held their reception at the Rookwood, the same bar where they had their first date.