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Cincinnati Magazine’s Luxe Spirits and Cocktail Tasting Event
CINCINNATI – July 19, 2024 – Cincinnati Magazine’s popular and swanky spirits and cocktail event, On the Rocks, is back to showcase Cincinnati’s vast adult beverage scene, attracting and inspiring hundreds of liquor and cocktail enthusiasts from across the region. The top-shelf afternoon tasting event is...
Review: McCartney's Liverpool love song is a visual treat, but it needs a tweak
First things first. Sir Paul McCartney was not at Music Hall to see the fully staged production of his “Liverpool Oratorio.” For weeks, Cincinnati Opera had encouraged its friends and patrons to let McCartney know how much Cincinnati would love to have him pop in and visit with us. But it wasn’t meant to...
Twyman-Stokes Dinner Classic to fund mission of Cincinnati Cancer Advisors
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The public is invited to a special event that celebrates lasting friendship and supports those with cancer. The event benefits Cincinnati Cancer Advisors. It’s an organization that supports free second opinions and much more for those diagnosed with cancer. The Cancer Advisors team will consult with...
Study aims to make it easier for Black historical sites to get historic designations
Applying for historic designations can be a long and tedious process, hampered by the need to do a lot of research. Cincinnati Preservation will use a just-awarded grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation to compile important information to help speed up the application process. The African American Cultural...
Cincinnati minority entrepreneur acquires Norwood-based Huber Lumber
After more than a century of serving the Greater Cincinnati region’s high-end home renovations market, Huber Lumber in Norwood is changing hands. Huber Lumber has been purchased by local businessman Rodrigo Williams, owner of RWB Properties & Construction. “For more than 120 years, the Huber name has been synonymous...
How the global outage is — or isn't — affecting Greater Cincinnati companies and communities
Local communities and companies are dealing with the fallout from Friday morning's Microsoft/CrowdStrike outage. Some area 911 services went offline. Butler County reported its 911 services were back up before 8 a.m., while Kenton County said it was still trying to get its non-emergency phones back up. 911 is still working there. Hamilton County EMA tells WVXU it was not affected.
Rare books can't be sold at Hebrew Union College for at least six months
CINCINNATI — The rare books are safe — for now — at the Cincinnati campus of Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion. The school and Ohio’s attorney general have agreed to a 6-month ban on the sale, transfer and “removal from Ohio” of rare books from the Klau Library on Clifton Ave. That agreement was approved as a court order Thursday by Hamilton County Judge Megan Shanahan.
Cincinnati SWAT situation ends in suspect's death
BOND HILL, Ohio (WKRC) - A man shot himself after holding SWAT officers at bay for hours overnight in Bond Hill. The Cincinnati FOP says police were called to the scene for an assault at a home on Lillian near Portman. A man had reportedly assaulted a friend of his girlfriend.
UC Bearcat Ventures Reveals First Investments
Bearcat Ventures is the University of Cincinnati’s venture capital-focused student organization platform. It introduces students to the details of early-stage startup investments and equips them with the knowledge and skills to make informed financial decisions. The two local startups selected as Bearcat Ventures’ first investments are Tembo (a Postgres...
19 For a Cure: Melanoma diagnoses
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The American Cancer Society anticipates more than 100,000 people will be diagnosed with melanoma in the United States this year. FOX19 NOW’s Dan Wells has more in this 19 For a Cure. See a spelling or grammar error in our story? Please click here to report...
Cincinnati Children's reschedules appointments, says surgery delays likely due to Microsoft outages
Cincinnati hospitals were impacted by the global Microsoft outages, and Cincinnati Children's canceled some patient appointments as a result. All nonsurgical clinic and office appointments before 10 a.m. Friday, with the exception of radiology appointments, were canceled. Patients with surgeries or radiology and other imaging appointments scheduled for Friday were...
Cincinnati’s Junior Guard Olympics celebrates young lifeguards
(Cincinnati): Cheer on Cincy Rec’s future generation of Lifeguards at CRC’s Junior Guard Olympics on Saturday, July 20th from 10 AM to 2 PM at Ryan Pool. For the past 6 weeks, CRC’s award-winning Junior Lifeguard program has provided the building blocks and training for youths 11 to 14 to master the Red Cross Lifeguarding Certification. Over 70 Junior Guards will compete in water and on land to display the skills they have learned and honed over the summer months. Junior guards compete for the gold in events mirroring Red Cross certifications, adult CPR, active victim, water tread, brick retrieval, kick relay, and more. Awards for individual, team times, and point totals, celebrate their work as they move closer to receiving a whistle, lanyard, and becoming a CRC Red Cross Certified Lifeguard!
Coroner: Man dies several days after West Price Hill crash
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A man is dead after he was involved in a multi-vehicle crash in West Price Hill on Tuesday, July 16. Reynan Vasquez Ramos, 34, of Cincinnati, died Thursday at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, according to the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office. His family has been...
Cincinnati woman arrested for murder
According to a news release by the Highland County Sheriff’s Office, a Cincinnati woman is in custody at the Highland County Justice Center following a reported stabbing in Lynchburg that caused the death of Patricia Kirkendall, 62, Lynchburg. Rossalin Rose Wass, 41, was arrested following an “initial investigation” and...
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