Amazing! Talk about a shout-out… An astronaut aboard the International Space Station captured an image of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky that was shared on Facebook by NASA Earth. Here’s what NASA wrote: Cincinnati An astronaut on the International Space Station caught this glimpse of the Ohio River, with its sweeping bends and brown color. Cincinnati’s […]
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With Social Change at Hearts of Its Tales, Pones, Inc. Creates New Piece for Fringe
Pones Inc. is taking it to the streets for this year’s Cincinnati Fringe. Kim Popa co-founded Pones in 2008, not long after graduating (summa cum laude) from Northern Kentucky University (theater/dance). The group has never strayed from its vision of using dance and movement to address social themes, always through collaboration, connection, and community. Graphic […]
Article in Congressional Newspaper Lists Brent Spence Nation’s Top Infrastructure Emergency
The Brent Spence Bridge is the number one infrastructure emergency in the United States and is threatening “both the economy and public safety”, according to a report in the Washington-based The Hill newspaper that covers Congress and the federal government. In a story posted Monday on the paper’s website, the story “Five big infrastructure emergencies” featured […]
Theatre Review: “Violet” at Ensemble is One of Season’s Best
Ensemble Theatre closes its season with a wow – a heartfelt, rousing and thoroughly feel-good, toe-tapping revival of Violet. Director D. Lynn Meyers, her creative team, and acting ensemble deliver one of the best productions on an area stage this season. Never heard of it? Long before composer Jeanine Tesori won her Tony Award last […]
Listen: “Cabaret” Stars Randy Harrison & Leeds Hill Return to Cincinnati
Two actors with Cincinnati connections are back in the Queen City as part of the company of Cabaret, the iconic Broadway musical that is now touring the country. Randy Harrison – well known to fans of the groundbreaking Showtime series Queer as Folk – and Leeds Hill, a Mason native who graduated from the School for the […]
Free Circus, Benefit to be Held at Incline Public House on Wednesday
This evening, join West Sixth Brewing and the Circus Mojo Foundation at the Incline Public House to celebrate the West Sixth Pay it Forward Program and to kick-off the Circus Mojo World Tour. For every six-pack of Pay it Forward Cocoa Porter sold at the free event, West Sixth has committed to giving $.50 to […]
Graeter’s Opens New Storefront at CVG
Graeter’s Ice Cream, a 146-year-old family owned and operated craft ice cream brand, and the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) have unveiled Graeter’s new location at the airport. Replacing the company’s current kiosk, which opened in 2013, Graeter’s store location is currently serving airport travelers with the superior service and menu of decadent pastries, candy […]
Remke to Close Location
Remke Markets announced Monday the closure of another location. The store at 3240 Highland Avenue in Pleasant Ridge will shut down Saturday, June 25 depending on the liquidation of its current avenue which is set to begin Tuesday, May 31. “It’s always a difficult decision to close a store, as we are committed to our […]
Young Newport Students Show Off Artwork at Aronoff Center
Talented young students at Newport Primary School have artwork on view this weekend in Cincinnati Art Association’s annual Student Art Show. Caleb Arnold, Malik Diabira, and Miracle Boggan (first grade), and Henry Morales and Zayne Goerler (second grade) made their art based on this year’s theme, “Day at the Park.” More than 120 students from […]
NKY Nun Earns MBA, Heading to Rome
Among the thousands of MBA graduates from the Williams College of Business are senior executives of banks, hospitals and manufacturers. One 2016 graduate, however, will take a path that’s less traveled: She will head to Rome to help oversee the financial affairs of an international order of nuns. Sister Marina, who has been living in […]

