Please Cincinnati jumping on pink trend
The color Millennial Pink is all over the place, from social media to food. It's a shade that restaurants are embracing, including Cincinnati's own Please.
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Nation’s burgers a cut above the rest
Thrillist rounded up its top 31 burgers, and Nation's signature burger landed it on this list.
21c Cincinnati named top hotel in Midwest by Condé Nast Traveler
Condé Nast Traveler recently announced its 30th annual Readers’ Choice Awards, recognizing 21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati as one of the best in the world.
Photographic Fiona lands herself in proposal photo
Fiona loves the limelight: she's been all over local and national news "dancing" and chasing her parents at Hippo Cove. This time, the Huffington Post is recognizing Fiona's impeccable timing.
Queen City ranked no. 16 for economic growth in country
Cincinnati's booming economic opportunities landed it among 50 cities that restaurant website Yelp is watching in its latest project.
Catch-a-Fire named a best pizza in the Midwest
Thrillist ate its way through the best pizza in the Midwest, and Catch-a-Fire came out on top in Cincinnati.
Music Hall renovations set the stage for NYC’s Geffen Hall
The New York Philharmonic's performance space, David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center, is in desperate need of renovations. But it just scrapped a $500 million gut renovation, unlike Cincinnati's Music Hall.
Cincinnati ranked fourth healthiest city in the U.S.
According to data compiled by Healthgrades Inc., Cincinnati is the fourth healthiest city in the country. It came in just behind the Twin Cities, Denver and Sacramento, and just head of Portland, Baltimore and Milwaukee.
Local startup shoots for the stars in data analysis
Astronomer, a CincyTech seed fund company, is working to give data analysts some of their time back.
The Golden Lamb: Ohio’s oldest restaurant
The Golden Lamb in Lebanon is Ohio's oldest continuously operating hotel and restaurant. It's been open since 1803.
