Do you love mysteries? Try this: It’s December 1936. At the height of the Great Depression, Broadway star William Gillette invites fellow cast members to his Connecticut castle for a weekend of holiday revelry. In no time there’s a murder. Good thing Gillette played Sherlock Holmes more than 1,300 times on stage, plus a silent movie […]
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Lecture Series at Civil War Museum Includes Session on Ft. Wright’s Namesake
The James A. Ramage Civil War Museum, in conjunction with the City of Fort Wright, Kentucky, presents its 3rd Annual lecture Series. Local Historians share their knowledge about the Civil War. The lecture series features two local professors and a retired principal who will share their expert knowledge. The June 8th series features Dr. Michael Adams Regents […]
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Lecture Series at Civil War Museum Includes Session on Ft. Wright’s Namesake
The James A. Ramage Civil War Museum, in conjunction with the City of Fort Wright, Kentucky, presents its 3rd Annual lecture Series. Local Historians share their knowledge about the Civil War. The lecture series features two local professors and a retired principal who will share their expert knowledge. The June 8th series features Dr. Michael Adams Regents […]
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Lecture Series at Civil War Museum Includes Session on Ft. Wright’s Namesake
The James A. Ramage Civil War Museum, in conjunction with the City of Fort Wright, Kentucky, presents its 3rd Annual lecture Series. Local Historians share their knowledge about the Civil War. The lecture series features two local professors and a retired principal who will share their expert knowledge. The June 8th series features Dr. Michael Adams Regents […]
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Third Annual Kentucky Art Outpost Seeks Artists
The Third Annual Kentucky Art Outpost is still accepting artist applications. The deadline for application submissions is Thursday, June 5. Presented by The World Peace Bell, Southbank Partners, and The City of Newport, the Kentucky Art Outpost will celebrate the best of Kentucky art on July 25, 26, and 27 at the World […]
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Third Annual Kentucky Art Outpost Seeks Artists
The Third Annual Kentucky Art Outpost is still accepting artist applications. The deadline for application submissions is Thursday, June 5. Presented by The World Peace Bell, Southbank Partners, and The City of Newport, the Kentucky Art Outpost will celebrate the best of Kentucky art on July 25, 26, and 27 at the World […]
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Third Annual Kentucky Art Outpost Seeks Artists
The Third Annual Kentucky Art Outpost is still accepting artist applications. The deadline for application submissions is Thursday, June 5. Presented by The World Peace Bell, Southbank Partners, and The City of Newport, the Kentucky Art Outpost will celebrate the best of Kentucky art on July 25, 26, and 27 at the World […]
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Theatre Review: Play Inspired by Jerry Sandusky’s Wife (& Other Fringe Shows)
Cincinnati Fringe Festival continues with highs and lows. Here’s a quartet of shortie reviews which touch on both from RCN’s Jackie Demaline: Ultimate Stimulus This fanciful and timely one-woman show starring Tanya O’Debra is told in the form of a lecture and performed in an Art Academy lecture hall. The topic is serious – […]
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Theatre Review: Play Inspired by Jerry Sandusky’s Wife (& Other Fringe Shows)
Cincinnati Fringe Festival continues with highs and lows. Here’s a quartet of shortie reviews which touch on both from RCN’s Jackie Demaline: Ultimate Stimulus This fanciful and timely one-woman show starring Tanya O’Debra is told in the form of a lecture and performed in an Art Academy lecture hall. The topic is serious – […]
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Strange Mural at Acme Lock Painted Over
One of Covington’s newest murals is no more. “Gretchen”, a unique expression on the north wall of Acme Lock on Madison Avenue created by artist Faring Purth, was painted over Monday. The Oakland-based mural artisit breezed through town in January. This is what it looked like when mostly completed: What did you think about this […]