By Mary Casey-Sturk, Indian Hill Living Editor From a palatial estate created for the Emery family to an event space that hosts thousands annually, Peterloon is one of the most well-known homes in Cincinnati. Developer John J. Emery’s real estate company worked to revitalize much of downtown following the Great Depression. Among his buildings were... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee, Hyde Park Living Editor Looking out on Hyde Park Square from a conference room in the front of his office, realtor and longtime resident Michael Hinckley said he will miss waving at the people walking by. He knows many of them. He sold them a house. Sometimes, later, he helped sell their... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Harlan Hubbard (1900–1988) will always be connected to Fort Thomas and remembered for his art, travels, and writing. Bellevue-born Hubbard studied in New York City and later at the Art Academy of Cincinnati. He settled in Fort Thomas in 1919, where he built a house for his mother and himself, a rental... Continue Reading →
New daily service creates one-stop connections from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky to cities across Asia CVG Airport and United Airlines today celebrated the launch of new daily nonstop service between CVG and SFO (San Francisco International Airport), a significant addition that connects the region to United’s extensive network across the Pacific.San Francisco is a top 25 destination... Continue Reading →
By Anna Ferguson As the season turns, nature offers us a timeless lesson in letting go. Look outside: the leaves don’t cling frantically to the branches, terrified of what happens when they hit the ground. They don't bargain with the wind or resist the pull of gravity. Instead, they soften, change color, surrender to the... Continue Reading →
Story and Photos by Mary Casey-Sturk, LM Travel Editor During a recent trip to Scotland’s capital city, I made a point to visit The Royal Yacht Britannia, and I’m so glad I did. Opened as a visitor attraction in 1998 in Leith, Edinburgh, it ranks high on places to visit in the UK due to... Continue Reading →
Class of 1977 graduate shares lessons in vision, resilience and purpose with Indian Hill High School students The Indian Hill School District welcomed Distinguished Alumnus Dr. Timothy Kremchek, Indian Hill High School Class of 1977, back to campus as a featured guest in the Leadership Summit on the Hill Speaker Series on Friday, October 16.... Continue Reading →
By Christian Meininger The mission behind Cincinnati Public Radio’s new building in Evanston is to “bring the public in,” according to CEO Rich Eiswerth. He explained that their new headquarters are equipped for music performances, political debates, aspiring podcasters and other nonprofits. The building is the first broadcast facility in the country, and the first... Continue Reading →
Local playwriting group selects scripts to support Save the Animals Foundation The Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative (CPI) Board of Directors has announced the play selections for its Lovefest 4 ten-minute play festival fundraiser which will help support the Cincinnati Save The Animals Foundation (STAF), a volunteer-driven, no-kill shelter providing rescue and rehabilitation since 1988 to alleviate... Continue Reading →
By Jennifer Smith Sparks of inspiration guided my gardening years before I planted my first garden. When I was young, my mom, a bit breathless and hot from a day in the garden would come into the blessed cool of the air-conditioned house. Looking at once tuckered and immensely satisfied, she painted a clear picture... Continue Reading →
Campbell County Public Library (CCPL)'s Newport Branch is the site of much excitement this November. Bluegrass singer and mandolin player Ashleigh Graham, along with her newly-formed band Appalachian Highway, featuring Jason Fraley (acoustic guitar), Matt Ledbetter (dobro) and bluegrass jack of all trades Steve Wilson (banjo, perform on Friday, Nov. 6 at 7 pm as... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Many sources cite the roots of Halloween are linked to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (a Gaelic word pronounced “SAH-win”). It was a Pagan religious celebration to welcome the harvest at the end of summer. People would light bonfires and wear costumes to keep the ghosts at bay. Celts (many from... Continue Reading →
Cristina Dos Santos, Jane Holbrook, and Graham Kruse advance in prestigious national scholarship program The Indian Hill School District celebrates Indian Hill High School seniors Cristina Dos Santos, Jane Holbrook, and Graham Kruse who have been named Semifinalists for the 2027 Coca-Cola Scholars Program, advancing in the selection process for one of 150 college scholarships... Continue Reading →
