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Cincinnati’s buzziest steakhouse Etxe details new menu, expansion plans
One year after opening, the city’s buzziest steakhouse is still charging ahead at full speed. Etxe, the Basque steakhouse located in Walnut Hills, has big plans for both the present and future. Co-owners David Matern and Heather Brady originally launched the restaurant as a “culinary residency” inside the space...
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Celebrating the exhibition of invention
LOVELAND, OH (October 30, 2026) – In Fun with Maps today, we honor the exhibition which celebrated the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus. The World’s Columbian Exhibition closed on October 30, 1893, in Chicago’s Jackson Park and the adjacent Plaisance Midway on the city’s south side.
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Kroger Plots 110 New Stores by 2029 — Butler Township Site Up for Vote Nov. 17
8425 N. Dixie Dr. — Approximate Site of Proposed Kroger Marketplace. A developer wants to bring a new Kroger Marketplace to Butler Township, and the proposal is headed to a public zoning hearing next month even as the grocery giant rolls out a sweeping, multi-year overhaul of what its stores look like nationwide. Dayton-based Woodard Development has pitched a Kroger store at 8425 N. Dixie Drive, a project that would include a pharmacy drive-thru, a food-and-beverage drive-thru, grocery pickup spaces, a fuel station and a separate outlot reserved for future development.
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Scripps Cuts 431 Jobs Nationwide, Slashes Half of WCPO-TV Photo Staff
E.W. Scripps Co. eliminated 431 positions across the company, according to a memo sent Tuesday by Chief Executive Officer Adam Symson, and the cuts landed hard at the company's own backyard station, WCPO-TV in Cincinnati. Up to 16 WCPO employees lost their jobs, including half of the station's 12-person photography staff, as part of a nationwide restructuring that stretched from Detroit to Phoenix.
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Middletown Walmart Supercenter Reopens Friday With Wider Aisles, New Vision Center
The Walmart Supercenter at 2900 Towne Blvd. in Middletown is throwing open its doors to a remodeled interior this Friday, Oct. 30, with a 9 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony kicking off a community celebration. Shoppers walking in that morning will find wider aisles, redesigned departments and updated merchandise displays throughout the store.
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Local conservancy upgrades eagle nest cameras for closer look at bald eagles
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A local land conservancy is upgrading its equipment to give the public a closer look at a pair of bald eagles that nest at the Bortz Family Nature Preserve. The Cardinal Land Conservancy has had cameras trained on the eagles—Bonnie and now Clyde 2—for a few years,...
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10 Hole-In-The-Wall Diners In Cincinnati, Ohio Only The Regulars Know About
Ever walk past a little neighborhood diner in Cincinnati and wonder if you’re missing out on something good?. I’ve learned that some of the most satisfying breakfasts in the city come from places I almost overlooked. It’s tempting to head straight for the popular brunch spots, but I’ve...
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Kroger Pockets $3M Federal Grant for Winter Cooking Demos, Critics Smell Marketing
Cincinnati-based Kroger has received a $3 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to stage cooking demonstrations this winter, part of the Trump administration's Make America Healthy Again push to get Americans eating more whole foods. The grant funds an initiative called Eat Real Food, and it's already drawing fire from critics who call it taxpayer-funded marketing dressed up as public health.
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Review: ‘The Paper’ Season 2, Episode 7 “Tornado Alert”
Mare starts at The Cincinnati Chronicle. She admits to the camera crew that she never planned on volunteering to write for TTT’s sister paper, but Ned never stopped her. Meanwhile Ned believes that Mare necessitated distance from him. Esmeralda uses Mare’s absence to dress and act as Mare as she is adamant that Ned respects […]
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Savannah Bananas adds third Cincinnati game amid surging demand
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Cincinnati is getting an extra dose of Banana Ball in 2027. Due to increased demand, the 2027 Banana Ball World Tour is adding a third game to its Cincinnati stop on Sunday, July 25, 2027. The Savannah Bananas and Party Animals will now bring the tour to Cincinnati for three days, July 23-25.
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These 10 Mexican Restaurants Define Great Dining In Ohio
One Mexican restaurant on this list is owned by the people who work there. It also has a small music venue, and on weekends it stays open until 2 AM. Better yet, the variety gets wild fast. One kitchen cooks over a wood-fired hearth. Another hides a rooftop deck above a busy taco counter in a historic neighborhood.
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Deep jobs cuts at WCPO-TV part of Scripps' nationwide cuts
Possibly more than a dozen WCPO-TV staffers lost their jobs Tuesday in E.W. Scripps’ third round of budget cuts in four months. Scripps cut 431 positions nationwide Tuesday, a Scripps spokesperson says. Multiple sources tell me Channel 9 eliminated half of its 12-person photo staff and two producers. Also...
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Eight Ohio Diners Locals Insist Make The Best Homestyle Meatloaf Dinner In Town
Meatloaf might be the most honest meal on any diner menu. There is nowhere for a lazy kitchen to hide, because a good slice needs real seasoning, a proper gravy, and mashed potatoes that came from actual potatoes. Ohio has no shortage of diners, but only some of them treat...
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Longtime Customer Tony Baron Buys Pet Butler Southwest Ohio Franchise
Pet Butler has announced the resale of its Southwest Ohio franchise, with longtime customer Tony Baron purchasing the business from Todd Figgins and RJ McKay, according to an announcement reported by Pet Age on Oct. 27. The territory serves customers throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati region with pet waste removal and pet care services, Pet […]