Opinion: Anderson is Disconnected and Disengaged. Here’s How We Could Fix that and Potentially Save Lives
Anderson Township has had a rough few years. Sure, crime is low, businesses appear to be thriving, shopping and dining is ample, […]
Behind the Scenes of The Busker of Cherry Grove
Adam Burns told me that he never claimed to be a saint. Well, he sung it actually, during one of his songs […]
No Mountain High Enough
Have you ever been to Mount Washington Cemetery? It’s located right at the base of the Mount Washington Water Tower, and it’s […]
All the world’s a stage
Alice Andolina transforms people for a living. When you walk into her Loveland shop, you do so because you want to be […]
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 […]
