Natural Bridge State Resort Park will host Living Archaeology Weekend, a free event bringing together artisans, heritage specialists, and the public to explore the area's rich cultural traditions on Sept. 18-19. On Friday, Sept. 18, the event will host dozens of preregistered school groups only. On Saturday, Sept. 19, the event is open and free... Continue Reading →
The Indian Hill Historical Society will host its 5th Annual Authors Series on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Indian Hill High School Sue Harder Memorial Performing Arts Center, 6865 Drake Rd, 45243. This year’s featured author is Peter Bronson, an award-winning journalist, historian, and former Cincinnati Enquirer editor. Bronson has written... Continue Reading →
Calling All Artists for Plein Air Competition, with evening Reception and Awards The Woman's Art Club of Cincinnati Foundation announces prizes for the upcoming plein air competition to be held in Mariemont. The William G. and Jane Helms Charitable Foundation has generously donated sponsorship for the event. First Place will be $750, Second is $500... Continue Reading →
Community, first responders, military members and veterans invited to special September 11 ceremony and football game Twenty-five years after the attacks of September 11, 2001, two longtime rivals will come together under one message: United As One. Indian Hill High School and the Indian Hill community, together with Wyoming High School, invite first responders, FBI... Continue Reading →
For our special Home Edition this summer, Fort Thomas Living Magazine asked residents to send in photographs of their front doors-and they delivered! Enjoy these photos showing the variety of architectural styles in our city. All photos provided. Lindsey Lance Karen Orrender Brittney Sparks Cathy Sonnett Christy Reed Megan Abner Sharon Williams MacKnight Erin Cummins... Continue Reading →
By Chuck Keller Lately I have been refreshing the interior of our home. Patching holes. Filling cracks. Sanding. Painting. Culling possessions. Upgrading. And that got me to thinking about home. This old house has been in my wife’s family since 1935 so there’s a lot of emotion tied to this place, but does that distinction... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee Golf goes pretty far back in the history of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. In fact, one of the earliest golf clubs in the region was in Fort Thomas. Before there was the Highland Country Club, there was Inverness, a nine-hole course that opened in 1900. The club was on 25 acres... Continue Reading →
Story and photos by Mary Casey-Sturk My Columbus-based sister recently surprised me by taking me to The Dawes Arboretum in Newark, Ohio for an afternoon of walking, chatting and shopping. Despite a rainy start, we enjoyed the arboretum immensely and I’ll be heading back one day soon! Founded in 1929 by Berman and Bertie Dawes... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee When JoAnn Morse and her husband Geoff Sutton moved to Cincinnati’s Walnut Hills neighborhood, they decided to pursue their passion for history. “We both have degrees in history, but we were in business until we retired. But when we moved here, we said to ourselves, ‘Gee, it would be really nice to... Continue Reading →
Story and photos by Mary Casey-Sturk Earlier this summer, I visited Cody, Wyoming. This city, founded by famed showman, William Frederick Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill Cody, charmed me from the moment I stepped out of our rental vehicle. Cody, the man, charmed Cincinnati many times over with his high energy Wild West shows.... Continue Reading →
