Good morning, Cincinnati. I was struck by a note on a bulletin board in the Western Hills University High School gymnasium last month. “I’m tired of seeing my babies’ names on the news!” it read. This person was referring to the 15 kids in the West High community who died in shootings in the last […]
Tunis Cole was obviously proud of his service in the war and his role in the fight for American freedom. And the Revolutionary War veteran hoped that in his old age, he could have some measure of financial security. So Cole wrote to the U.S. government to ask for a pension made possible by a […]
Good Memorial Day morning, Cincinnati. I’m Randy Tucker, and I cover residential real estate for The Enquirer. I write stories about the places local residents choose to live, including downtown office buildings converted to apartments, historic homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and other famous architects – and, yes, even shopping centers. I grew up […]
Good Memorial Day morning, Cincinnati. I’m Randy Tucker, and I cover residential real estate for The Enquirer. I write stories about the places local residents choose to live, including downtown office buildings converted to apartments, historic homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and other famous architects – and, yes, even shopping centers. I grew up […]
It’s a good time for anniversaries. Aside from personal milestones, area businesses, libraries and other institutions throughout the area are celebrating longevity. And south suburban municipalities, in particular, are aging with grace. A year after Lemont, the old dean of south suburbs, marked 150 years since its incorporation. Park Forest, a modern suburb established at […]
As we kick off a new week, let’s take a look back at the week that was. Top stories this past week included: On Monday, May 27, communities locally and across the nation will gather to salute their fallen heroes with Memorial Day events. Here is your guide to events across the SouthCoast. And here […]
May 25—PLATTSBURGH — Jacqueline Stewart, a retired Plattsburgh City Schools history teacher and genealogist, has researched Staff Sgt. Benjamin Barnard Bromley for the Stories Behind the Stars Project, whose mission is to tell the stories of 421,000 U.S. World War II Fallen Stories. Link: https://tinyurl.com/4wjfx7xe Below is Stewart’s file: Benjamin Barnard Bromley Find A Grave […]
As the holiday weekend approached, Instagram users were in a panic, as the service was inaccessible or not working well for thousands of users in the U.S. The website DownDetector.com reports a spike in problems around 12:30 PM Pacific time. Users had various issues, including being unable to access the service or view stories, upload […]
Good morning! It’s primary election day in Kentucky. Do you know where to vote? Did you kind of procrastinate checking out the ballot? I’m Northern Kentucky reporter Jolene Almendarez, and I’ve got you covered. My article today includes links to sample ballots, poll locations and everything else you need to know to vote today. It […]
An 18-story riverfront apartment project will have to go back to the drawing board ‒ again ‒ after the Knoxville-Knox County Planning Design Review Board postponed it for the second month in a row. The project called Hill & Locust is a huge new apartment building overlooking the Tennessee River near the Henley Street bridge. […]
Here’s a roundup of our top stories from the past week. With a subscription to the Pensacola News Journal, you will receive full access to the work done by our journalists and photographers as they head out every day to help inform and explain the important issues affecting your community. What Ascension patients should know about cyberattack as some […]
Recently, Reddit user Quirky_Broccoli_842 asked, “How did you find out your partner was cheating on you?” Here are the stories people had to share — along with some responses from the BuzzFeed Community. 1.“I met a guy at an Applebee’s bar and we were talking about work. He told me about the work parties he […]