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Feature StoryTerracotta Army 2018 gang

Terracotta Army Invades Cincinnati Art Museum

Rick PenderTuesday, June 12, 2018
Take a trip back to the dynasty that established the first Chinese empire.
Feature StoryJoe Tucker with "Big Tucker Burger"

Tucker’s Restaurant: grilling goetta and eggs for OTR

Liz McEwanTuesday, June 05, 2018
Walking into Tucker’s Restaurant is like walking into a friend’s kitchen and finding the whole neighborhood came there with you. And getting Over-the-Rhine together is no small feat.
Feature StoryWalnut Hills market

10 Year Anniversary Series: Eating Local is Easier Than Ever

Kamal KimballTuesday, June 05, 2018
As part of our 10 year anniversary series, we examine how local food has changed in the past decade, and where it might be in the future.
Feature StoryCincinnati Boychoir Acappella

Cincinnati Boychoir Prepares for South Africa

Rick PenderTuesday, May 22, 2018
Cincinnati Boychoir is shaping young lives and expanding horizons is the goal of a new “Cultural Curriculum”  
Feature StoryYulia Bui

Flowers in the City: OTR's Gia and the Blooms

Michael WoodsonTuesday, May 22, 2018
An Over-the-Rhine floral shop talks selling botanicals in a concrete jungle and connecting with their diverse range of customers.
Feature StoryLas Alfombras creative placemaking in Price Hill.

Santa Maria and Price Hill Will work together to serve the community

Hillary CopseyTuesday, May 15, 2018
Santa Maria and Price Hill Will are equal partners in building strong families, supporting residents’ health, and encouraging investment and redevelopment in the neighborhood.
Feature StoryBlack Summer Festivals

Cincinnati's Top African American Summer Festivals

Kareem A. SimpsonTuesday, May 08, 2018
Many summer festival’s roots are deeply embedded in African American cultural history as a way of letting off steam and inverting the traditional social structure; solidifying the notion that bonding with family, friends and community is integral to a healthy society. 
Feature StoryJames Brown got his start at King Records; his iconic image from those days was memorialized last year on an ArtWorks mural in OTR

10 Year Anniversary Series: King Records

Kamal KimballTuesday, May 08, 2018
In the mid 1950s, Cincinnati recording studio King Records was a hit powerhouse, featuring R&B artists like James Brown. Today, a devoted group of nonprofits, organizers, and policy makers are working to promote and preserve the historic studio.
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