Lisa Murtha
Q&A: Gretchen Carlson
FOX News show host—and a WCPO reporter from 1992 to 1994—Gretchen Carlson has penned a new memoir. Her book, Getting Real, will be out June 16, and will cover, as she says, “a lot of messages; everything from perseverance, all the way to faith, all the way to parenting.”
Anchorwomen
Breaking the glass news desk: The first ladies of local news look back at 30-plus years in the biz and what has—and hasn’t—changed.
On the Market: A High-End OTR Renovation
An OTR renovation raises the stakes in a growing neighborhood.
Great Room: A Converted College Hill Firehouse
Clever repurposing turned a College Hill firehouse into a home.
High Profile: Cincinnati Rollergirl Sailor Scary
Jennifer Damron (a.k.a. Sailor Scary) discusses life as a member of the Black Sheep (CRG’s varsity team), coach of the Cincinnati Junior Rollergirls, and, uh, pre-school teacher at the Montessori Academy of Cincinnati.
Large Living: A Gigantic Hyde Park Home With Days-Of-The-Week Bedrooms
The entrance may be the best part of this 8,000-square-foot home, with its glass door and castle-style iron gate.
Cincinnati Children’s Transforms Toys into Mobility Machines for Little Kids with Big Needs
"Our patients have cerebral palsy, spinal muscular atrophy, spina bifida—an adaptive piece of equipment to help them stay upright and walk."
On The Market: 238 E. Second St., Covington
It’s tough to walk very far in Covington without stumbling upon something named after Amos Shinkle.
Cottage Life in Mariemont
Mary Emery wanted to create a planned community where people of modest means could escape city crowding and live well. Her dream and her money built Mariemont.