A Local Man’s Journey to Address Mental Health in Anderson Township
Very quietly and with absolutely no fanfare, a leader emerged not too long ago in Anderson Township. His name is Mike Glen, […]
Scratching the Surface: An Ode to Spring and Soil
Ohio Valley gray can stay away! Outside is singing of Spring. Did the winter blues get to you? The remedy is right […]
Local Honey and the Queen Bee Who Presides Over it All
If you’re like me, then the last two years of pandemic living has really forced you to realize the biggest investment in […]
The Knotty Knitters: A Local Knitting Group for Everyone
I can’t think of a more wholesome place that exists on our side of town than the Mount Washington library on Monday […]
Who are the Street Vendors Selling Bengals Merch on Beechmont?
Today I set out to see what I can learn about the street vendors selling Bengals AFC Championship merchandise on Beechmont. There […]
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 […]
