By Amy Elliot Long-time Wyoming couple Brigitte and Antoine Cordier had an adventure of a lifetime that most of us only read about – or watch movies about – walking the Camino de Santiago! But retirement suits the Cordiers well, and we thank them for sharing their experience with our readers. The History Created and... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk In recent years, this writer has spent a lot of time thinking about ancestry. On my mother’s side, it was easy because we had very good records and much of the family remains in England. My father’s Scottish roots were equally important to me, but a bit harder to trace. For me,... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk There’s so much to enjoy at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum, it’s sometimes easy to forget you’re only miles from home — not in some faraway place taking in the sights on vacation. History The park was founded by the late Harry T. Wilks (1925-2014) who had a wish to preserve... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Where can you find the final resting place of the founders of Fort Thomas, Wilder and Newport? A visit to Southgate’s Evergreen Cemetery provides that answer as it is the final resting place for them and other well-known locals. For many with loved ones at Evergreen Cemetery, it’s a lovely setting to... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati resident Hugh Haller and five of his friends spent the summer on an adventure trip in the Arctic.
By Mary Casey-Sturk, Indian Hill Editor Historic Baker-Bird Winery Steeped in history with lots of places to explore, Augusta, Kentucky is a charming Ohio River town and a short drive (about an hour) from Cincinnati. Getting there can be fun too, the Augusta Ferry has been in operation since 1798 when it shuttled passengers between... Continue Reading →
