The Story Behind the Restoration of an Abandoned 1924 Cape Cod in Camp Washington
Venus Kent shares how she found herself and her style while restoring a 100-year-old Cape Cod house in Camp Washington.
A Black-Owned Company Built Cincinnati’s First Buses
Many of Cincinnati’s earliest buses were manufactured by the Greenfield Bus Body Company, the direct descendant of the C.R. Patterson & Sons Company, which had been founded by a man who escaped slavery.
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Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society Becomes Hamilton County’s New Go-To Animal Shelter
Operating out of SPCA Cincinnati’s former space in Northside, Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society takes on dog warden responsibilities and humane policies for Hamilton County.
Finneytown Native Blake Eve Explores the World
From Tanzania to Australia, Blake Eve has never met an excursion she didn’t like. She was recently selected as one of four finalists for Michelob's Chief Exploration Officer job search.
Jed Portman Rediscovers the Midwest
Jed Portman’s Midwesterner newsletter celebrates the surprisingly diverse food culture of “flyover country.”
17 Curious Facts About Findlay Market
Here's the real story behind Findlay Market’s namesake, antique bell, meat butchers, and Reds parade sponsorship.
Local Steampunk Group Hosts Blanket Drive for Cincinnati Area Animal Shelters
Local steampunk group Airship Ashanti is hosting its Fleet of Fleece event to donate handmade blankets to animal shelters.
In This UC Laboratory, Shaking a Car Is All in a Day’s Work
The Structural Dynamics Research Laboratory at the University of Cincinnati answers questions about force, motion, and acoustics.
Phil Zumdick Takes Care of a Local Cemetery
What does a sexton do? For Phil Zumdick, who takes care of Mother of God Cemetery in Ft. Wright, it’s a helping profession.
Skylar Halpin Protects the Nation’s Health Through Her Family Plumbing Business
As the General Manager of Halpin Plumbing, Skylar Halpin is a third-generation plumber, a trade that’s essential to every part of our lives.