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David Holthaus

David Holthaus is an award-winning journalist and a Cincinnati native. When not writing or editing, he's likely to be bicycling, hiking, reading, or watching classic movies.

 

David Holthaus's Latest Articles

The Roebling Suspension Bridge is ready for its close-up

A photo contest celebrates the art, architecture, history, and engineering of the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, a national historic landmark.

$23M bourbon distillery, event center planned for Augusta

It will be Augusta Distillery’s first full-scale operation in the commonwealth.

The Healthy City: A collaborative effort saves babies lives, but still has long road ahead

While the overall infant death rate in Cincinnati fell to a new low in 2021, the achievement comes with a big asterisk.

Startup accelerator’s new director is experienced in all levels of entrepreneurship

Dave Knox will lead the organization that was started in 2019 to help build a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in the region.

With a lifelong dream of being artists, Ludlow twins just launched their first show

“The first time I saw a painting by the Winkle brothers, it stopped me dead in my tracks,” says Paul Kroner, an artist and owner of Studio Kroner, which will host the show.

$23M bourbon distillery, event center planned for Augusta

It will be Augusta Distillery’s first full-scale operation in the commonwealth.

The Roebling Suspension Bridge is ready for its close-up

A photo contest celebrates the art, architecture, history, and engineering of the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, a national historic landmark.

Henry Mosler (American, 1841–1920), Study for “Children Under a Red Umbrella,” 1863–65, black chalk and pencil, Gift of Henry M. Marx in memory of Agnes Mosler Marx, 1976.533
The life and work of a 19th century artist is part of a year-long celebration of Jewish culture

Henry Mosler Behind the Scenes is a collaboration between Cincinnati Art Museum and the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati.

With a lifelong dream of being artists, identical twins prepare for their first show

“The first time I saw a painting by the Winkle brothers, it stopped me dead in my tracks,” says Paul Kroner, an artist and owner of Studio Kroner, which will host the show.

The summer lineup of free, guided tours of stunning public art

The tours are ideal for visitors and tourists who want to explore, as well as for residents who often discover art they didn’t realize was there.

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