Everyone needs a break once in awhile….this week, we follow office dog Herbie to Wags Dog Park, one of many dog parks in our area.
This week, Jody Aschendorf recaps May home sales in Cincinnati and across the nation and what it means to local home Buyers and Sellers.
Along the shore of the Ohio River in Ripley County sits the home of Presbyterian abolitionist John Rankin. Now a National Historic Landmark, it was once an original stop on the Underground Railroad. Come with Nancy Bunn as she tours this historic spot less than an hour from Cincinnati.
Our area has a number of regionally focused museums – this week, Elizabeth Moeller takes us to the Behringer Crawford Museum in Covington’s Devou Park – a center for the collection, presentation, study and enjoyment of our natural, cultural, and visual and performing arts heritage.
The bridges downtown aren’t the only way to get across the river. This week, Emily Hauser takes us on a trip on the historic Anderson Ferry, celebrating 200 years of paddling across the mighty Ohio.
This week, Nancy Bunn updates us on local homes sales stats for April and what it means for Buyers and Sellers.
It’s Memorial Day weekend and we take you to Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport to welcome home our local veterans as they return from their Honor Flight to Washington D.C. The Honor Flight Network is a non-profit organization created solely to honor America’s veterans for all their sacrifices. We transport our heroes to Washington,…
It’s spring in Cincinnati and that means neighborhood farmers markets are popping up everywhere! This week, Mary Jo Byrnes drops in on the opening of the Blue Ash farmers market at Summit Park.
This week, Susan Haas continues her conversation with George Hibben of Rookwood Pottery to get some tips on determining if that tile is real deal Rookwood.
This week Aggie Broker visits the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center to preview the Mandela exhibit with Will Jones, PR and Social Media Coordinator.
