This Old House Has a Heck of a Story
If you live, or once lived, in a musty old Cincinnati money pit of a house, make sure to check out its history.
A Dayton Man Looks for Acceptance and Support at Cincinnati Pride
Most of Pride takes place virtually this year, but Josh Ahner is ready to get involved with Cincinnati’s LGBTQ community.
Ryan Atkins Builds and Rebuilds His Life
Following a devastating car accident that left him paralyzed, Ryan Atkins faced a spiritual and personal reckoning with his wife Stephanie by his side.
Julie Coppens Is a Serial Boomerang
“I knew this was where I needed to be again, for now.”
Musician Gary Griffin’s Complicated Homecoming
“I really don’t know how much I like being back yet. We haven’t been able to fully experience the city during the pandemic.”
The Queen City Embraced “Kaiser Bill’s” Chef
After World War I, Chef August Johann Hellmers landed in Cincinnati and became quite a character, building his own saloon.
Chef Vanessa Miller Came to Cook
“I know that this is a city where I can push my culinary career forward instead of feeling like it was going to be stagnant.”
How Cincinnati Enables Eric Avner to “Get Stuff Done”
People who choose Cincinnati as their home, says Eric Avner of the Haile Foundation, bring a new kind of enthusiasm.
Musician Bryan Devendorf Had a New Appreciation for Home
"I returned as an adult with a different perspective and different ideas of what matters in life. So really everything here seems changed."
P&G’s Lauren Worley Found Her Place
“I really wanted to live in a place where what I did mattered. Sometimes it was hard to find a place to fit in in a big city.”