Editor’s Letter, August 2020: Searching for Silver Linings
We’re all searching for silver linings. We want to believe that the disruption, uncertainty, and down time will add up to something positive in the end.
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College Guide 2020: Indiana Tech
Busy working adults find Indiana Tech an ideal fit, with class schedules that allow students to take one course at a time and still make rapid progress toward a degree.
Umber 87 Wax Bar Puts a Spin on Self Care Using Wax and Vinyl
Over-the-Rhine’s newest wax bar Umber 87 combines music and eclectic art to create a relaxing environment focused on individuality and healing.
Local Nail Artist Maggie Stewart Reflects on the Pandemic Shutdown
For local nail technician and artist Maggie Stewart, the COVID-19 shutdown went from being “terrifying” to an opportunity for growth.
The Cincinnati Reds Find a New Star in the Nick of Time
Nick Castellanos emerges as one of the league’s best hitters and the best in the Reds’ lineup, but can the team keep him past this season?
Western & Southern Open Moves to New York
The Western & Southern Open, Mason's signature summer tennis event, moves to New York City ahead of this year's U.S. Open.
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College Guide 2020: Mount St. Joseph University
For nearly 100 years, Mount St. Joseph University has held higher education to a higher standard—right here in Cincinnati.
No Storefront? No Problem for Fat Ben’s Bakery
With a mostly digital presence, Fat Ben’s Bakery has adapted well to the pandemic’s upending of the culinary industry, selling themed quarantine boxes.
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College Guide 2020: Union Institute & University
Since 1964, Union Institute & University has specialized in providing higher education to students nationwide, with most programs that are 100% online.
Nostalgia Wine & Jazz Lounge Set to Open Next Week in OTR
The new Vine Street bar Nostalgia Wine & Jazz Lounge will serve up a rotating wine list and live jazz music in a retro setting with a modern flair.
For Team Hughes, Basketball Is So Much More Than a Game
Basketball is more than a game for referee Kelly Whelan and coach Bryan Wyant, who created Team Hughes to support Hughes High School students.
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How to Make the Perfect Shrimp Roll at Home
This shrimp roll recipe idea is for a creamy, seasoned shrimp roll sandwich that's simple, quick, and will leave you perfectly satisfied.
Pepp & Dolores Serves Good Pasta in Hard Times
Cincinnati’s dining scene far outstrips, in breadth and quality, what you would expect. Pepp & Dolores is another fine addition to this mosaic.
A 1980s Hyde Park Home Takes Its Cues From MCM
This Hans Nuetzel–designed home blends the best of the ’80s with mid-century influences, and makes great use of its hillside setting.
Brad Bernstein Reopens Postmark and Buys Former Dutch’s Space
Co-owner Brad Bernstein reopened Postmark as a bistro this week and purchased the historic Dutch’s space in Hyde Park earlier this summer.
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College Guide 2020: Wright State University
Wright State University offers you exceptional, affordable education, and enables you to find your passion, your people, and your future.
Cincinnati’s Strange Fascination With Japanese Weddings
Before 1910, Cincinnati's Asian population was extremely small and almost exclusively Chinese. Still, the city had a 30-year obsession with Japanese wedding ceremonies.
Graeter’s Ice Cream CEO Is Selling His Historic Home in East Walnut Hills
Historic elements like a Prohibition-era rathskeller and original 1890s light fixtures take center stage in Rich Graeter's East Walnut Hills home.
