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2 Ohio cities rank among the best small towns in America
We already know Ohio has some of the best big cities in the country. Now, two Ohio towns cracked the top 10 in a new ranking of the best small cities in the country. Livability's 2026 50 Best Small Cities in the U.S. ranking analyzed more than 2,000 communities, with added weight given to housing and cost of living. According to the site, the ranking focused on cities with populations between 15,000 and 75,000. Here's where the two Ohio cities ranked. Mason and Dublin rank among America's best small cities Ohio didn't just place two cities on the list of America's best small cities — it landed both in the top 10. Both Mason and Dublin ranked ahead of 43 of the 50 cities on the list. Dublin ranked fourth nationally, while Mason came in at No. 7. Dublin earned a LivScore of 815. Livability uses the score to compare communities across its quality-of-life measures. Dublin has a population of 49,569 and a median home value of $536,950. Mason wasn't far behind, earning a LivScore of 803 compared with Dublin's 815. Mason's median home value, however, was about $83,000 lower at $453,875. The city has a population of 35,891. Which
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Holiday Lights Return to Warren County as Nights of Lights Moves to Lebanon Fairgrounds
LEBANON, OH — Warren County residents who remember driving through the Christmas light displays at Armco Park will once again have a major holiday light attraction close to home. Cincinnati's Nights of Lights, a popular drive-through holiday tradition that began at Coney Island more than a decade ago, is...
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A first look at the new Pepp & Dolores restaurant coming to the 'burbs
Mason has long been a destination for good restaurants. Look no further than Sichuan Bistro , Two-Cities Pizza Co. and Phoenician Taverna for proof. It can now lay claim to a mighty fine Italian restaurant, too, with the opening of Pepp & Dolores , on Monday, Nov. 16, in the District at Deerfield. The 5,500-square-foot restaurant, which is owned by the Cincinnati-based Thunderdome Restaurant Group , is only the second location for Pepp & Dolores, which first opened in Over-the-Rhine in 2019. It also marks its first suburban outpost. The new spot is located right next door to two other Thunderdome properties, The Eagle Food & Beer Hall and CityBird, both of which opened Oct 5. “Pepp & Dolores started as a passion project, a love letter to our Nonno and Nonna. We feel so blessed that guests have been making the trip to Over-the-Rhine for years, and Deerfield gave us the chance to bring that experience closer to our northern Cincinnati customers,” Joe Lanni, co-founder and president of Thunderdome, said in a press release. The Deerfield location features five dining rooms, each with its own style. Like the Over-the-Rhine Pepp & Dolores, family photos line the walls and two
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Romualdo Pelle, owner of well-known Madeira menswear store, dies
Romualdo Pelle, an Italian master tailor who owned a popular menswear store on Cincinnati's East Side, has died. The store, which was named Romualdo, announced Pelle's death in a Facebook post on Nov. 14. The post did not mention the date he died nor the reason. "The legendary master tailor,...