By Laura A. Hobson Hidden away in Rookwood Commons in Cincinnati is a small restaurant called Bronte Bistro tucked beside its parent company Joseph-Beth Booksellers. While Joseph-Beth may be a destination bookstore, Bronte Bistro is […]
By Corinne Minard
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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 […]
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 […]
By Jenna Remley When Rob Robinson opened the Fort Thomas Antique and Design Center in November of 2014, he hoped to create an antique shop like no other. One successful year later, it’s evident that […]
Peter Bronson A crowd of suburbanites who are stretching the seams of their bicycle tights, yoga pants and loud golf shorts are spilling over the sidewalk, eyes popping as a guy who looks like Oscar […]
By Mary Casey-Sturk Salt Fork Park Lodge Nestled in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains between Columbus, Ohio, and Wheeling, W.Va., is where you’ll find Salt Fork State Park Lodge. Arriving here will put […]
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