Rodney Wilson

Rediscover the restorative pleasures of treating yourself to good food, coffee, music, and causes around the Queen City.

We talk to three local restaurant owners about how they pivoted during challenging times and what moving forward looks like for their businesses.

These recently opened breweries in Hyde Park and Maineville are bringing fresh beers to Cincinnati—pandemic be damned.

After two closures (most recently in November), Daniel Wright is ready to reopen his Queen City Hospitality Group businesses again.

As part of Building Value’s efforts to train their clients in the construction trade, Chris Miday manages a team of deconstructors.

He’s not really The Lorax, but with his company The Canopy Crew, Django Kroner builds treehouses that get people into the woods.

Need a break from the 2020 buzz? Local mixologists offer up these fun, alcohol-free cocktails that hydrate without the hangover.

The pandemic purchase will keep the beloved East Walnut Hills brewery slinging suds and more—with some notable improvements.

Chef Ryan Santos brought the Over-the-Rhine restaurant back from months of closure for a pandemic-optimized dining experience.

Quick-thinking and relentless adaptability saved Over-the-Rhine’s Sacred Beast from ruin during the summer of COVID-19.