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America 250 Discovery Trail relay runs through the Tri-State this week
A 6,800-mile nationwide relay is coming through the Tri-State. Participants commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary have been carrying a copy of the Declaration of Independence across the country along the American Discovery Trail. The trail runs from from California to Delaware, splitting just south of Denver to create a northern...
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Goosebumps Creator R.L. Stine Draws Sellout Crowd at Cincinnati Library
R.L. Stine, the Ohio-born author behind Goosebumps, drew a sellout crowd to Cincinnati's Downtown Main Library earlier this month, with horror fans young and old. Tickets for the October 15 talk sold out after going on sale in September, and the demand speaks to just how far the reach of Stine's scary stories has traveled since he started writing them decades ago in central Ohio.
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Cincinnati Animal CARE at critical capacity, asks for community’s help
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati Animal CARE is seeking community support as the animal shelter hits critical capacity numbers again. On Sunday, the no-kill shelter reported they had 1,028 total animals in their care: 540 dogs and 488 cats. “Behind every number is an animal who deserves safety, comfort, and a...
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Humane Society hosts free pet microchipping in Miamisburg
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Humane Society of Greater Dayton has partnered with Miami Township, the City of Miamisburg, and the Miami Valley Fire District to hold a free drive-thru microchipping event on Friday, Oct. 23. From 1-5 p.m., pet owners can bring their dogs and cats to Fire Station 51, which is located at […]
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Forget The Lake Erie Crowds, These 10 Ohio Seafood Restaurants Are Where Locals Go In 2026
Ohio seafood fans know a secret that many road-trippers miss. The busiest spots near Lake Erie get lots of attention, but some of the most loved seafood meals in the state are found farther inland, tucked into city neighborhoods and local dining streets. From Columbus to Cincinnati to Akron and...
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The face behind the food
Executive Chef Scott Rouse is mostly known for his work at Miami University creating meal plans for students. However, others may know him from the hearse that’s parked outside of Maplestreet Commons. Or from scuba diving courses. Or even from his involvement in Biking Against Child Abuse. As executive...
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This Cincinnati Ice Cream Brand Offers Better Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Than Häagen-Dazs And Tillamook
True lovers of ice cream hold it to high standards, and we at Tasting Table are no exception. Nonetheless, we were surprised to find that the best mint chocolate chip ice cream we tried came not from Häagen-Dazs or Tillamook, but from the Cincinnati brand Homemade. In fact, in our ranking of 11 mint chocolate chip ice cream brands, Häagen-Dazs came in at number four, while Tillamook reached number three. Both of these well-known brands were outdone by Homemade, which achieved second place behind Graeter's Mint Chip. Owned by the United Dairy Farmers (UDF) and based in Cincinnati, Homemade promises that this ice cream is made from "the finest mint" and features "homemade chocolate chips throughout."
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Saffron Indian Cuisine in Maineville
MAINEVILLE, OH -- I'm always trying to find new “hidden gems” in Warren County. And, although Saffron Indian Cuisine (35 E.Grandin, Maineville, OH 45039) has been open for several years, this was our first visit. Featuring a variety of North Indian foods, SAFFRON also has a variety of...
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9 Best US Zoos and Aquariums Committed to Conservation and Rescue
Read all the way to the end – we save the one detail most people never think about for last. There’s a version of the modern zoo that most people carry from childhood: crowded enclosures, animals pacing behind glass, and a faint sense that something isn’t quite right. That version is fading fast. Today, many of the country’s leading zoological institutions have fundamentally reshaped their purpose, becoming frontline players in the global effort to prevent species extinction.
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Hamilton's Jefferson Park Debuts $45K Makeover
Jefferson Park in Hamilton, Ohio just got a $45,167 facelift, complete with a new shelter and four picnic benches. The improvements were announced in a post titled “Jefferson Park just got even better,” shared Wednesday by the City of Hamilton, Ohio - City Hall on Facebook. According to the post, the project received a $29,480 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ NatureWorks program.
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Cincinnati’s Oldest Public Market Is A True Food Lover’s Paradise
Findlay Market is one of the most exciting places to visit in Cincinnati. It has been serving the city since 1855, and today it is still packed with fresh food, local flavor, and friendly people. From produce and meat to baked treats and ready-to-eat meals, the market gives food lovers...
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MOTR to host Cincinnati Music Book Show
Next month, local pub and live music venue MOTR in Over-the-Rhine will host a book fair exclusively featuring books related to Cincinnati and regional musical history. The “Cincinnati Music Book Show” will feature several local authors selling and signing books on every sort of topic, from a history of Bob Dylan’s many Cincinnati performances, to Louisville’s important relationship to Jug Band Music, to a graphic-novel remembrance of a young girl’s attendance at a Beatles concert, to a collection of the flyers that promoted punk bands at Newport’s Jockey Club in the 1980s and plenty more when the event occurs on Nov. 7 from 12:15 to 3:15 p.m.