https://www.fox19.com • 28th October 2020

3CDC announces holiday changes to Fountain Square amid pandemic

The UC Health Ice Rink will be open starting Nov. 7, the same day as the Macy’s holiday tree will be installed. This year, there will be a timed reservation system with a maximum of 80 ice skaters at one time, as well as an increased cleaning process.

https://www.fox19.com • 4th October 2020

Braxton Brewing Co., Graeter’s Ice Cream bring back Pumpkin Pie Ale

Graeter’s and the Braxton Brewing Company have also worked together on other flavored beer such as the Black Raspberry Chip Milk Stout and a Black Cherry Chocolate Chip White Stout.

https://www.fox19.com • 15th September 2020

Rookwood Pottery creates limited-edition Fiona mug

Fans of Fiona can pre-order the mug online Friday. The Team Fiona mugs will not be sold at the Rookwood Pottery Over-the-Rhine Flagship store, the Kenwood store, or The Cincinnati Zoo.

https://www.fox19.com • 31st August 2020

Springboro dog park named after Dayton mass shooting victim

“I’ve known Logan since he was in second grade. Our boys grew up together,” Dey said. “He loved dogs. I considered Logan to be my third child.” Dey said. “Logan is not going to be forgotten.”

https://www.fox19.com • 31st August 2020

Matthew 25: Ministries asks for donations to help Hurricane Laura victims

https://www.wave3.com • 30th August 2020

Bengals march to Freedom Center to address social justice

“It is each of our responsibility to effect change in our communities, not only for us but for those yet to come. We cannot turn a blind eye to the racism still experienced in this country,” Burrow said. “This is not an issue of politics but a fight for equality and life. If this nation is to ever reach the goals that it has promised its citizens, we must be catalysts for change.”

https://www.wave3.com • 23rd August 2020

Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden welcomes baby rhino

“The long gestation period for this critically endangered species makes it difficult to grow the population, so this second calf for Seyia & dad Faru is a big deal,” said zoo officials in a tweet.

https://www.fox19.com • 13th July 2020

Hundreds gather in downtown Cincinnati for Unified Prayer Walk

“When we walk in faith on the move, things change. Waters are parted, walls fall down, and healing takes place. God is calling us to take a step toward justice,” organizers said.

https://www.fox19.com • 11th February 2020

Elevator repairs to begin Monday at Hamilton County Justice Center

Captain Kerr says the two elevators in the south building were officer elevators. The officers had to then use the other two south building elevators, which was the reason why they were blocked off for friends and family visitation with the exception of professional visitors, such as attorneys and chaplains.

Soapbox • 30th January 2018

Lincoln Art Project will shed light on diverse culture in Walnut Hills

For the residents of Walnut Hills, the African-American culture is vital to the redevelopment of the neighborhood. One way to keep the culture prominent is through art.

Soapbox • 17th October 2017

Tether Cincinnati connects local creatives to job opportunities, other creatives

One local woman is using her $100,000 Haile Fellowship grant from People’s Liberty to start Tether Cincinnati, a way to connect local image makers (photographers, wardrobe stylists, makeup artists, hair stylists, models, creative directors and fashion designers) in the Cincinnati area.

Soapbox • 12th September 2017

Two engineers embark on entrepreneurial dream with poke restaurant

Two engineers are about to step into the foodie world with a Chipotle-style, Hawaiian poke restaurant in the heart of Over-the-Rhine.

Soapbox • 22nd August 2017

Delhi looks to redevelop The Pike to attract young professionals

In 2015, Delhi Township’s Board of Trustees and the local business association created a 20-year plan that will help address the community's needs and drive the young demographic to the Delhi Pike area in the future.

Soapbox • 25th July 2017

Fifth Third focuses new Neighborhood Growth Fund on six Cincy neighborhoods

As part of Fifth Third Bank's community investment commitment, Fifth Third recently signed a five-year, $30 billion investment plan to help improve neighborhoods in 10 different states, including Ohio.

UrbanCincy • 12th April 2016

Food Trucks to Converge on Fountain Square This Wednesday Ahead of Taste of Cincinnati

On Wednesday, from 12pm to 2pm on Fountain Square, mystery diners will be judging food from 11 different food trucks at the Best of Taste Awards downtown. Those diners will try different types of food from the food trucks and score them on a survey.

With so many food trucks currently operating throughout the city, the idea is that the winners will get to participate at the popular Taste of Cincinnati.

“Food trucks have helped grow the Cincinnati region’s national culinary reputation,” said Cin

UrbanCincy • 29th March 2016

1940s Era OTR Auto Repair Shop Being Transformed Into Bar and Beer Garden

A former automotive repair shop called Queen City Radio is being re-purposed as a bar with a large outdoor beer garden in Over-the-Rhine.

Chris and Louisa Reckman, along with her brother, Gabriel Deutsch, recently bought the 7,665-square-foot property at 222 W. Twelfth Street due to its terrific location that is within close proximity to the Cincinnati Streetcar, Washington Park, Music Hall, and the Central Parkway protected bike lane.

First constructed in the 1940s as an auto repair shop that

Soapbox • 15th May 2018

What's Next for Cincinnati Music Hall?

Cincinnati Music Hall has undergone multiple renovations since the original completion in 1878 with a first major renovation in 1970.

Soapbox • 27th March 2018

Coming Soon: Marianne Theatre Reboot

A beloved and historical theatre in Bellevue, KY has been closed for over 20 years, but one business plans to open its doors as a modernized event venue while preserving the spirit of this iconic landmark.