August 2021
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Features
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Nine Tip-Top Cincinnati Experiences
Take your day to new heights and discover nine ways you can experience Cincinnati’s wonders from up above.
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Developing Red River Gorge
A proposed destination resort has Red River Gorge residents concerned, but the question isn’t if RRG will be developed, but how.
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The Bottoms Was Once Cincinnati’s Gateway
The Bottoms was Cincinnati’s gateway, where 19th century visitors stepped off their riverboats. But that era ended, and it turned seedy.
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Five Deep Dives into Cincinnati
Although these Cincinnati adventures may take you to the depths of the city, they certainly aren’t bottom of the barrel.
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Cincinnati’s Geological Bedrock Is Famous
Geologists name lots of things for Cincinnati because our bedrock is unique and world-famous. Here’s the dirt on our world-renowned fossils.
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A Peek Inside Over-the-Rhine’s Union Hall
From its underground nightclub to historic spaces repurposed for today’s entrepreneurs, Over-the-Rhine’s Union Hall has it all.
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Two Shops Have You Covered From Top to Toe
These Northern Kentucky shops create personalized experiences, whether you’re looking to tip your hat or click your heels.
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How a Sorority Girl Ended up Atop Cincinnati’s Highest Garbage Heap
Her summer job came with an unexpected perk: a new appreciation for Hamilton County’s Mt. Rumpke landfill.
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Host Families Are Part of the Team for the Florence Y’alls
Dozens of host families support Northern Kentucky’s independent league team and its players, creating life-long bonds along the way.
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What’s Under Over-the-Rhine
As underground parks appear in other cities, demand is rising for access to Cincinnati’s subway and beer cellars.
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Frontlines
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Your Summer Reading List
Check out these 10 books written by local authors when you’re looking for a new read to dive into this summer.
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Dr. Know: Charley’s Crab, Interstate Signs, and Stagge’s Corner
The good doctor explores troubling issues, including memorializing old restaurants, highway graffiti, and a nearly hidden plaque in Kenwood.
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South Haven, Michigan Provides a Real Getaway
This Lake Michigan beach town is just five hours away, and it’s designed to make you feel like you’ve really escaped.
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Radar
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Adelia Lauren Goes Over the Top
The blogger talks about building her brand, personal style, and being extra.
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Visit Buzzardroost Rock
This limestone outcropping is part of the Edge of Appalachia Preserve System, and provides a view of a forest coming back to life.
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Columns
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Editor’s Letter, August 2021: Find Your Own Views
I’d never lived in a city with so many views of downtown and the river from 360 degrees.
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A Radar Love Story
I acquired an Escort Radar Receiver—universally considered the world’s best—as a gift from Mike Valentine, the guy who helped invent it.
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Zell Schulman Is a Force of Nature
Mother, grandmother, cookbook author, fund-raiser—Zell Schulman has worn many hats, but perhaps her most important is people person.
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Dine
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Sleepy Bee On The Fly Is Designed for Busy Brunchers
Whether you’re a carnivore, a vegan, or just hungry and in a hurry, Sleepy Bee On The Fly has you covered.
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Metropole Gets a Makeover
Metropole is a downtown institution, and now it has a new chef, a new menu, and a new attitude. But the burnt carrot salad remains.
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For Kymberly Wilbon, It All Started With an Easy-Bake Oven
Kymberly Wilbon, the owner/private chef of The Passion Plate, discusses her Easy-Bake Oven, taking a leap of faith, and her zeal for food.
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Chick’nCone Delivers Portable Poultry
Chicken and waffles go for a walk at the new Hamilton location of this popular franchise serving chicken in waffle cones.
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Cool Down With a Thai Tea House Slushie
Lower your temperature with an icy treat from this Florence hot spot.
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