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Editor's Letter: October 2026 (opens the original)
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I’ve been collecting amazing images of deep space lately, though I’m not sure why. It’s a long-running rabbit hole I’m exploring, from crazy Hubble telescope photos to those viral (and apparently fake) night skies on Mars. I’ve even been watching a bunch of Neil deGrasse Tyson videos, too. I’m fascinated by how vast and jam-packed the sections of space are in these images. So many stars, galaxies, and dust formations. And so many thoughts about how insignificant Earth is in the scope of it all,
ArtsWave Eyes 100 (opens the original)
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ArtsWave officially kicks off its 100th anniversary celebration in October during two of Cincinnati’s highest profile arts events, BLINK and FotoFocus Biennial. With those events happening every other year and the approaching anniversary of ArtsWave’s founding in 1927, CEO Alecia Kintner says it made sense to launch the organization’s centennial year a little early. ArtsWave will have its own BLINK projection installation at the Aronoff Center for the Arts to honor 100 years of Cincinnatians’ pe
Editor's Letter: September 2026 (opens the original)
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When I found out that Cincinnati’s earliest tailgate-like events in the 1800s were organized around public executions, it made a lot of sense. Being a fan of our local professional sports teams has felt like punishment in recent years, though I’m not sure what crime we committed. Maybe unnatural hope? Emotional intoxication? Apparently Cincinnatians used to bring picnic baskets to congregate and watch criminals be hanged at downtown public squares. A crowd of 15,000 people in 1829 almost rioted
Miamiâs Cradle of Coaches Documentary Debuts Monday on Peacock (opens the original)
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A two-year journey to explain and celebrate Miami Universityâs unique place in American sports history culminates August 17 when the documentary film The Cradle of Coaches debuts nationally on the Peacock network. The 1-hour, 55-minute film, produced by Cincinnati-based RESLV, will air exclusively on Peacock for a year and stream at peacocktv.com. The term âCradle of Coachesâ was coined in 1959, when a young Miami University athletics staffer noticed that the seasonâs top-ranked NFL coac
Editor's Letter: August 2026 (opens the original)
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Let your gaze linger on this month’s cover or on the opening spread of our “Grape Expectations” section. As you see the sun set over these vineyards, can you imagine you’re in a fabulous wine region of Italy, France, or Portugal? Or you’re stopping by a family-owned winery in the Napa or Sonoma valleys? Or you’re just about any place other than Colerain Township? If you think about it, drinking wine can be like a mini vacation. We’re fortunate to have dozens of retail outlets around town offerin
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