Kevin Schultz
Yuca Brings Latin Brunch Fare to Bellevue
The delectable dishes and inviting café vibes at this breakfast, brunch, and lunch spot keep diners coming back.
Designer and Model DraKar Parker Keeps Things Muted
DraKar Parker’s favorite color may be gray, but he loves a statement piece to keep things interesting.
Bellevue’s Ampersand Home (& Gallery) Sells Locally Made Art, Gifts, Home Goods, And Antiques
Matthew Littekin and Betsy Jones make sure Ampersand Home (& Gallery) has a little something for everyone in this handsomely curated shop.
Zapata Cantina Brings Mezcal and Mexican Street Food to Covington
Zapata Cantina, which opened last fall, will offer outdoor dining and a walk-up window for to-go offerings this spring.
Owner of Covington Brunch Spot Cedar Is Opening Latin American–Inspired Eatery in Bellevue
Called Yuca, the new Latin American–inspired breakfast, brunch, and lunch spot will fill The Fairfield's former space in Bellevue.
Cedar Serves Hour-Long Brunch Vacations in Covington’s MainStrasse Village
The former Mulligan’s and Main Street Tavern space has been completely transformed into a modern and inviting brunchery whose delivery is all in the details.
At Covington’s New Sage + Garden, Urban Sustainably Starts with a Houseplant
The Founder of Sage Yoga Co. expands her holistic lifestyle offerings with Sage + Garden, a houseplant and eco-friendly home goods store with community-based educational offerings to help people live more sustainably.
Shop Small on Vine Street
Want to shop local this holiday season? Over-the-Rhine’s main thoroughfare provides the perfect lineup for a day full of homegrown holiday shopping.
Local Journalist Michael Monks Wants to Be Trusted, So He Dresses the Part
Michael Monks, the Editor and Publisher of River City News and host of Cincinnati Edition at WVXU, keeps his look professional, and he loves a cardigan.
This Shipping Container Beer Garden and Food Court Wants to be Covington’s Front Lawn
Covington Yard, the new shipping container bar-slash-food court at Fourth and Greenup streets, is a community gathering space—and the perfect place for a socially distanced drink and bite to eat.