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.
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Cincy’s food scene affordable, accessible and boozy
Cincinnati's great restaurants and strong foodie scene recently landed it on WalletHub's list of the best cities in America for foodies.
BLINK: by the numbers
This past weekend, nearly one million people descended on Over-the-Rhine and downtown for the first ever BLINK Cincinnati. The four-day art and light festival covered 20 city blocks and incorporated local and international talent.
Beer is rebooting Cincinnati neighborhoods
Food & Wine backs up Mayor John Cranley's comment that "beer is bringing back our neighborhoods."
Dent Schoolhouse lands on Buzzfeed’s scariest list
It's almost Halloween, and in honor of that spookiest of holidays, Buzzfeed has rounded up its top 13 scariest haunted houses in the country, and Cincinnati's own Dent Schoolhouse made the list.
Greater Cincinnati no. 1 metro area in sustainability
Site Selection released its 2017 Sustainability Rankings, which are driven by a unique index of factors. Ohio is the third most sustainable state in the U.S., and among U.S. metro areas, the Greater Cincinnati area landed itself at no. 1.
Locally founded Crossroads now the fastest-growing church in the U.S.
Crossroads has come a long way since its founding in 1995; today, it's been named the fastest-growing church in America by Outreach Magazine.
DAAP connection pays off for UCLA professor
Casey Reas, professor of design media arts at the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture has roots in Cincinnati: he's a graduate of UC's DAAP.
Have you been to the Cincinnati Nature Center?
Only in Your State recently gave a shoutout to the CNC, which is the largest member-supported nature center in the country.
OTR named one of five Great Neighborhoods by the APA
Last week, the American Planning Association named Over-the-Rhine one of five Great Neighborhoods on its annual Great Places in America list. The list marks the kick-off for the APA’s National Community Planning Month celebration.
