The Crawford family — 2,000 miles together
WEBDec 1, 2020 — This November, Ben Crawford released a book about his family’s 2018 thru-hike. Titled 2,000 Miles Together: The Story of the Largest Family to Hike the Appalachian Trail, the memoir is a perfect read to curb both average seasonal wanderlust and the present moment’s pandemic angst. In 2,000 Miles …
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My Soapbox: Lisa Walker, Wussy singer, guitarist
WEBJan 10, 2012 — In honor of the latest acclaim for Strawberry, Soapbox’s Evan Wallis sat down with Northsider 34-year old Lisa Walker, Wussy singer and guitarist, to talk about the local music scene, inspiration and how SXSW-bound Wussy defines success. SB: What defines a successful album for Wussy?
Cincinnati’s Gary Griffin gets on board with Beach Boys ... - Soapbox
WEBJun 9, 2020 — Cincinnati native and acclaimed musician Gary Griffin received some unfortunate news in March of this year. His international tour backing Beach Boys singer Brian Wilson was cancelled. Sitting in a gazebo in Lebanon, Griffin speaks longingly of the places he would be if not for the sudden, world-changing effects …
Call it a comeback: Bobcats are making their way back to the state
WEBJan 23, 2024 — Once endangered in the state, the bobcat population recovered so well that in 2014, bobcats were removed from the endangered list. (Photo/Ohio Division of Wildlife) Bobcat recovery In the 1700s, Bobcats were common in the state, which was about 95 percent covered in forest, according to ODNR’s bobcat management plan.As settlers moved in and began clearing the land for farms, the cats lost ...
Soapdish: What time-traveling neckties have to do with …
WEBJul 25, 2017 — East elevation of the aptly (if clumsily) named Time Hill Notwithstanding the creeping tackiness in necktie fashions across the street, the Gruen Watch Company building to the immediate south occupies an even more storied and longstanding tradition on the former Nanny Goat Hill. In 1916, looking to escape the grime and congestion of its basin facilities in Cincinnati, the Gruen family staked ...
Weekend in the City: Picture-worthy Somerset in OTR - Soapbox
WEBJun 21, 2022 — The bar’s website says that Fisher wanted to create a space that “feels like the neighborhood hang while simultaneously invites guests to venture out and step into the unexpected.”. Somerset is tucked off of Liberty Street on E. McMicken in OTR in an old warehouse that Fisher began to renovate in 2018 before opening in the summer of 2021 ...
IKRON goes beyond mental health treatment, offering community …
WEBAug 31, 2021 — IKRON, a community mental health organization founded in 1969, was able to partner with local health centers and state pharmacies that serve the indigent to offset the medication’s exorbitant price tag. Each year approximately 1,400 individuals use IKRON’s services. Like David, many of them come to the organization for one reason but ...
YouTube star Feli from Germany delivers take on Germans and
WEBSep 12, 2023 — Feli, 29, first arrived in Cincinnati seven years ago for a deeper dive into American culture. She graduated from the University of Munich in 2016, with a degree in communications and a political science minor, and was ready for a new adventure. Feli had traveled to the U.S. on a family vacation as a teenager, but wanted more than a tourist’s ...
A 'sleepy little town' awakens with new housing and community …
WEBMay 7, 2024 — The Lawn features public greenspace and a stage. “This is essentially new park land for us,” says Township Administrator Skylor Miller. Of the $70 million total investment in the community, about $46 million will be borne by the township, and financed in a variety of ways: municipal debt, a tax increment financing reserve fund, general fund reserves, and county, state, and federal grants ...
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