August 2021
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
Radar
Adelia Lauren Goes Over the Top
The blogger talks about building her brand, personal style, and being extra.
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.
How This Anderson Township House Started a Family
Brian Bartal and Reinaldo Alves Barbosa knew this home would be great for parties. They just didn’t know the parties would be for their kids.
Columns
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.
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.
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.
Dine
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.
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.
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.
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.
Five Mobile Bars to Choose From for Your Next Party
Bring portable potables to your next gathering or event with one of these five pop-up cocktail concoctors.
Cool Down With a Thai Tea House Slushie
Lower your temperature with an icy treat from this Florence hot spot.