A Million Little Things
I know where you can find a museum that has no admission fees and everything you see is for sale. A place […]
The Reluctant Artistry of a Local Taxidermist
When I first met Tim Patton earlier this year I knew I would eventually do a story on him. We met during […]
The Man Who Wasn’t Afraid
Some of you may be aware that I’ve been on the hunt for a Trump supporter to interview for a story idea […]
The Other Morning Crew at McDonald’s
If you’ve ever stopped by the McDonald’s at Beechmont and Wolfangel for breakfast, you probably noticed the group of gentlemen sitting in […]
Who is the Beechmont Ave Street Preacher?
On Tuesday I heard a man’s voice on Beechmont that was louder than the lunch time traffic that flowed around him. The […]
What Goes Around Comes Around
For almost three months, Beechmont Rollarena sat eerily quiet – no popcorn popping, no music pumping, no wheels rolling. Like everywhere else […]
New Clips on the Block
Rick Morgan was born and raised in Cincinnati, but learned to cut hair in New York City. Who is Rick and why […]
Local Independent Grocer Discusses Challenges Amid COVID-19
I worked at the Rivertown IGA in New Richmond for a total of three hours last week. Corey, one of the store’s […]
Who is the Piper of Chestnut Ridge?
Every night the residents of Chestnut Ridge in Anderson Township step out of their quarantine for just a few minutes. Families, large […]
Staying at Home: Family Life in Shayler Park During the Coronavirus Pandemic
My first trip to document family life during Coronavirus pandemic took place on the streets of Shayler Park in Batavia, a sprawling […]
