One Hundred Years Ago, The New Year Began With . . . A Fox...
While several hundred Milford residents joined the hunt, the remainder of Cincinnati’s residents were apparently nursing hangovers.
Oral History: Dan Reed
Dan Reed talks about why Sudsy Malone’s mattered, and still does.
Oral History: Mike Montgomery
Mike Montgomery talks about why Sudsy Malone’s mattered, and still does.
Oral History: Randy Cheek and Wesley Pence
Randy Cheek and Wesley Pence talk about why Sudsy Malone’s mattered, and still does.
Oral History: Patrick Hennessy
Patrick Hennessy talks about why Sudsy Malone’s mattered, and still does.
Oral History: Dana Hamblen
Dana Hamblin talks about why Sudsy Malone’s mattered, and still does.
Cincinnati Relied On A Time Ball Long Before New York City’s New Year’s Drop
It just isn't New Year's Eve until we see that luminous ball drop, a tradition dating back to Cincinnati's early history.
Living in Cin: Happy Old Year!
We're celebrating Cincinnati—the 1922 version—only a century late, but just in time.
Why Does Santa Claus Live At The North Pole? Blame A Crackpot Cincinnatian
How the ”Hollow Earth" theory and Cincinnati are tied to the icy residence of a certain jolly old elf.
Dr. Know Examines Mysterious Queen City Symbols
The good doctor investigates symbols of Cincinnati, from the Bengals' new stripes to the numbers on our iconic bridges.