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The Ohio Pie Stop That Built Its Name On Perfect Crusts
A small bakery in Dayton, Ohio, has people willingly driving more than an hour just for a single slice of pie, and somehow that still does not feel like an overstatement. The crust has built a loyal following all by itself, and the lineup ranges from classic fruit pies to a Buckeye pie that sounds almost unfairly tempting.
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Bellbrook Marching Eagles throw ‘CAUTION’ to the wind
BELLBROOK, Ohio — The Bellbrook High School (BHS) Marching Eagles completed a highly successful season in Nov. 2025. The band featured 61 wind, percussion and color guard members, led by drum majors Sophie North and Andrew Grissom. The Marching Eagles’ 2025 show, “CAUTION,” focused on exploring boundaries and pushing...
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Butler Philharmonic hosting spring concerts throughout the county
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The Most Nostalgic Ice Cream Experience In Ohio Is Being Served Out Of This Beloved Little Corner Shop
Step inside Old Milford Parlor and prepare for a full-on blast from the past. This little corner shop in Milford isn’t just about ice cream — it’s about memories you didn’t even know you had. Checkerboard floors, glass soda fountains, and the kind of sundaes that make you pause mid-bite all combine to transport you straight back to childhood.
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Come Have Coffee with the Lanni Bothers
Two guys Two guys from Hamilton, Ohio. And a whole lot of hustle. This week on Come Have Coffee with Michelle, I’m sitting down with Joe and John Lanni of Thunderdome Restaurant Group — and we’re doing it in the heart of OTR at Bakerfield. Yes… with...
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7 Brew Coffee drive-thru opens on Springboro Pike
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- 7 Brew Coffee, a drive-thru beverage stand, opened their new location at 310 North Springboro Pike on Wednesday and celebrated with a special gift. 7 Brew says that Ohioans can try over 20,000 unique drink combinations at their stand, including coffees, energy drinks, smoothies, shakes, teas, and more.
daytonlocal.com
Review: Singin’ in the Rain at La Comedia Dinner Theatre
A "Downpour of Talent": Why La Comedia’s Singin’ in the Rain is a Must-See Visual Masterpiece—Mike Woody reviews Singin’ in the Rain at La Comedia Dinner Theatre in Springboro, showing now thru March 27. Why You Should "Grab an Umbrella" and Catch Singin’ in the Rain ☔🎶
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Atlanta-based burger chain looking to open in Dayton
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A restaurant with ties to ex-NFL quarterback Drew Brees is planning to open in the Miami Valley. A spokesperson for Small Sliders confirmed to WDTN.com that the chain is “targeting Dayton and the surrounding areas” for expanding. According to the chain’s franchising website, the company locations are “modular cans,” which are […]
Cincinnati.com | The Enquirer
UC's dance team went TikTok viral. Now, it's going to worlds
All eyes were on the University of Cincinnati dance team during its electric hip-hop routine at the 2026 Universal Dance Association College Dance Team National Championship in January. The Bearcats pulled out all the stops, from difficult dance moves to a music mashup and, most importantly, their jaw-dropping light-up shirts , which partially led to their virality and a third-place finish. "The formations!! The tricks, the DANCE moves, the difficulty, the shirts changing colors, the music/mix, 10/10. A first place routine if you ask me," a TikTok user commented. Multiple videos of the squad had over 1 million views. The Bearcats first learned their hip-hop routine, which GRV, a Los Angeles-based dance crew, helped choreograph, in October 2025. But the light-up shirts became a work in progress shortly before the team left for nationals, head coach Courtney Dang, who was part of the UC dance team herself from 2013 to 2017 , said. The origin story of the viral light-up shirts Making the light-up shirts was anything but easy. It took a lot of craft nights, engineering and some love from parents. Originally, the shirts were supposed to have a hockey puck-shaped light, with Dang describing the initial look as
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New Lunken venue aiming for old glory, but will it have grilled cheese?
For nearly 90 years, Greater Cincinnatians flocked to the Sky Galley restaurant at Lunken Airport to dine, drink and watch airplanes come and go. With work finally underway to restore Lunken's shuttered terminal, Sky Galley will live again, albeit under a yet-to-be revealed name. Developer Guy van Rooyen is aiming for a high-end look and feel for the space, akin to Coppin's and Knowledge, the venues in his Hotel Covington project. "We expect this to be a very high-end facility," he said during a tour of the now-gutted East End building. That was Sky Galley, once upon a time. In 1953, then-owner John "Ollie" Swartz was serving lobster tail, flown in from South Africa, for $2.50 a plate, a Cincinnati Post story reported. When people can finally fly to the moon, the Post predicted, many "are going to enjoy having a last meal before leaving at Sky Galley." In 1958, T-bone steaks and organist Ruth Nagel won attention in an Enquirer story. Of note, part-owner and retired Cincinnati Reds pitcher Rube Bressler employed "10 attractive waitresses" for diners' enjoyment, The Enquirer reported. By 2019, Sky Galley was more of a spot for sandwiches and salads – but still popular enough
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Best Restaurants No. 3: Sotto
There’s nothing quite like Sotto, the Boca Restaurant Group’s pasta-forward speakeasy. Getting there is an adventure. It’s easy to overlook and difficult to find if you don’t already know the way, but beside Boca’s red door, a staircase leads below street level. Sotto lies down those steps, and there are a lot of steps, which gives you the perfect excuse to indulge with less guilt when you arrive.
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Crab Cake Invasion: Maryland Flava Trailer Targets Cincinnati Streets
Maryland-style crab cakes are gearing up to crash Cincinnati’s spring food scene, courtesy of Maryland Flava, a new food trailer built around Old Bay-spiked sandwiches and East Coast seafood staples. Owner Dionne Gaddy plans to roll out a mobile menu of crab cakes, fried shrimp and other DMV-inspired classics for Queen City streets.
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Cincinnati's 5 Best Fried Chicken Restaurants To Satisfy Your Cravings
When you think of the best fried chicken spots, the South may be the first region that comes to mind. But in the Midwest, you'll find an unexpected food haven. Cincinnati brings together Southern flair and Midwestern charm to cook up delicious fried chicken. One of the best ways to explore a new city is to eat your way through it, and Cincinnati is a great place for that, ranked as one of the most affordable, entertaining destinations of 2025.
Cincinnati CityBeat
Chef Casey Hopkins turns Longfellow’s kitchen into center stage
When Chef Casey Hopkins appeared on my laptop screen via FaceTime, she had just gotten home from a Thursday shift at Longfellow. She was wearing a popular merch item from the bar – a gray sweatshirt emblazoned with a four-eyed, winking red cocktail – and she had her two little dumplings running amok in the background.
everafterinthewoods.com
This Ohio BBQ Joint Sells Out So Fast People Line Up Before Sunrise
Ohio has a funny habit of hiding unforgettable meals where the roads get quieter, and the appetite gets louder. I followed the rumor of a barbecue spot that draws a crowd before most people have finished their first cup of coffee, and by the time I stepped out of the car, the smoky air alone had me acting like I had made the best decision of the week.