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Dayton native advances on ‘The Voice’
Amanda Mikkel continues to shine during her run on “The Voice.” The Dayton native advanced after performing in a Voice Battle with Julia Clark on Monday night. The two performed “Can’t Help Falling in Love.” Both were on Team Adam (Levine), and the Maroon 5 singer ultimately choose Amanda to continue. Before “The Voice,” Amanda […]
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Why Cincinnati Music Hall still gives visitors chills after 146 years
Wikimedia Commons/Ohio Redevelopment Projects – ODSA. You can spot Cincinnati Music Hall from blocks away. The red brick building rises above Elm Street in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, right across from Washington Park, and it looks like something pulled out of another century. That’s because it is. This place...
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Missy Hendon Deters, President, Mercy Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
Behind every woman who believes she can do something extraordinary, there’s often someone who believed it first. In this episode, Jeff sits down with Missy Hendon Deters, President of the Mercy Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati. She reflects on growing up with a trailblazing mother who became a judge, the people who continued to challenge and inspire her throughout her career, and the strength she now sees in her own daughter. It’s a conversation about the people who open doors, push us to believe in ourselves—and remind us that sometimes the most important thing we can do with our own success is help someone else find theirs.
warrencountypost.com
Hall Around Town: Who's Playing Out Oct 22
Presented by Scott Hall from “Hall Around Town Radio”. A little live music can turn an ordinary day into a memorable experience. The area's top musicians take center stage at some of the tri-states best restaurants and nightspots, bringing live music to our region nearly every night of the week. Make your first stop here weekly to find out “Who’s Playing Out” at one of our live local music venues.
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Cincinnati Coffee Festival Returns to Music Hall With 60-Plus Booths, Latte Art Battle
More than 60 coffee roasters, tea shops, bakers and chocolatiers are set to take over Cincinnati Music Hall's Ballroom this weekend as the Cincinnati Coffee Festival returns for its ninth year. The two-day event opens at 9 a.m. both Saturday and Sunday, filling the historic Elm Street venue with tastings, live music, and a latte art showdown that has become a festival staple.
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Top 5 Feature: Sinners Circle
Sinners Circle is an original heavy rock band from the Miamisburg, Ohio area and they recently released new singles “Blood Is Red,” It's Only Me" and "Sickness In Me,” now available on all streaming platforms. They have an EP Release Show for their debut album Sickness Inside...
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Annual art sale returns with student-made treasures
When students enter the Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery, they will find a space that blends an art gallery with a store, featuring artwork displayed along cloth-covered walls and tables filled with smaller handmade pieces available for purchase. Sinclair’s Art Club will host its art sale Wednesday, Oct. 28, and...
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Andrew McMahon And His Piano comes To Memorial Hall On October 24
10/24/26 – Memorial Hall, 1225 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH – 8pm, Buy Tickets. Veteran indie-pop singer-songwriter-pianist Andrew McMahon will be coming to Cincinnati on Saturday, October 24 at Memorial Hall on his intimate “An Evening with Andrew McMahon and His Piano” solo fall tour. The 18-date, sold-out trek also features support from singer-songwriter Ivory Layne at all shows. $1 from every ticket sold for McMahon’s tour dates is donated to the Dear Jack Foundation, his nonprofit charity assisting adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer. McMahon previewed the solo tour in August with two special nights, offering an evening filled with storytelling, laughter, and hits and rarities from all three of his beloved bands – Something Corporate, Jack’s Mannequin, and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness. Rock Documented hailed, “An Evening with Andrew McMahon was unlike any other performance from him…there was something truly magical about just him and one piano on the stage,” with AntiMusic adding, “With nothing more than a piano, his voice, and the stories behind the songs, McMahon created an unforgettable night that felt less like a concert and more like spending an evening with an old friend. It was intimate, heartfelt, and full of the kind of spontaneous moments that made the night feel truly personal – an evening that fans will undoubtedly remember long after the final note.”
Cincinnati CityBeat
Cincy’s biggest wine fest returns with fall event, early bird tickets
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival is back yet again, with a new event and early tickets for next year’s blowout bash. On Nov. 6, the festival organizers are hosting a special event in partnership with the Freestore Foodbank that promises an afternoon of wine, food and fun — with six bottles for guests to take home, just in time for holiday entertaining.
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Researcher makes new discovery from fossils at Big Bone Lick
Ken Tankersley walks to the boat dock he used for years. He told LINK nky’s media partner, WCPO, that it was his favorite part of fossil hunting. Tankersley and his students would put canoes in the creek and paddle upstream to Big Bone Lick. They were looking for bone beds and fossil deposits.
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Darkness Suspends Day One Play at the Dayton Invitational
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Belmont men's golf team is in 10th place as darkness suspended play Monday at the Dayton Invitational at NCR Country Club in Dayton, Ohio. With five to nine holes to play in round two, Belmont is in 10th place at +19. Butler has the team lead at -7, with Ball State in second at -1.
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Screaming Eagles tie for sixth at Xavier Gateway Logistics Invitational
CINCINNATI - University of Southern Indiana Men's Golf tied for sixth at the Xavier University Gateway Logistics Invitational at Maketewah Country Club Tuesday. In its third consecutive appearance, USI posted its best finish at the invitational, tying for sixth with a two-day score of 40-over-par 880 (303-282-295). Host Xavier took first place with a 1-over 841 (288-274-279).
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13 Haunted Ohio Cemeteries Locals Say You Should Never Visit Alone This Halloween
A bronze angel in northeast Ohio is said to cry black tears. Nobody painted them on. The stains simply showed up over time, and the legend grew right along with them. That angel has plenty of spooky company across the state. One cemetery has graves marked only with numbers. Another...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Goosebumps: Ohio book banning trends truly frightening
School book ban trends come and go, but there are always groups of people who want to keep their children from having access to reading material that might expose them to new ideas or, worse, ask questions. The problem is particularly bad in Ohio, which ranks third among the states...