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By Autumn Francisco It can be hard to get out of the house during February and March. Winter has trained us to stay inside, but, if you manage to venture out, you’ll find a plethora […]
Wright-designed Home a Hit
By Eric Spangler The low-slung, cantilevered, red tile roof puts an exclamation point on the wide, stucco-covered home brimming with windows at the corner of High Street and Greenmount Avenue in Springfield. Terraces, gardens, a […]
2016 NKY Restaurant Guide
By Corinne Minard
On the Trail of Aviation
By Eric Spangler On a bluff overlooking the Mad River valley a short drive from downtown Dayton is a view that encompasses both the past and the future of man’s dream to fly. Looking northeast […]
Better Together
By Jenna Remley With cityscapes, river views, delicious eateries and award-winning attractions, one of Cincinnati’s fiercest economic drivers is the travel and tourism industry. In 2005, the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitor Bureaus […]
A Passion for Salt
Kurt Niemeyer
A Trailblazing Road
By Marilyn Jones Rambling along U.S. Highway 30 in Central Ohio, past farms and through small communities, it’s hard to believe this stretch of highway was once part of a heated debate about where the […]
Holiday Magic
By Chelsea Cox Love a good light display during the holiday season? Grab your family, friends or a date and head over to Holiday In Lights presented by the Alleen Company at Sharon Woods to […]
Tracing Abraham Lincoln’s Life in the Midwest
By Marilyn Jones Abraham Lincoln’s birthday is Feb. 12, a time when American’s reflect on this hero of the people and the 16th president of the United States. Fortunately for Midwesterners, there are plenty of […]