CINCINNATI IN THE NEWS
Once you visit or move to the Cincinnati region, you understand what all the hype is about. But instead of telling you ourselves, we thought you might appreciate what national media outlets have to say about visiting, living, working and exploring Cincy.
Cincy Region 4-Day Trip! BLINK, Food, & Travel in Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky
Looking to travel to the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region? Travel & food blogger Raymond Cua did a 4-day trip in the Cincy Region for BLINK festival, food and fun. In this in-depth video, he covers some of the best things to do, places to eat and drink, and where to stay.
It’s harder to buy a house. This city fought back by outbidding corporate landlords
Demetrius Harper-Edwards and his girlfriend, Sarai Yisrael, spent the pandemic lockdown dreaming of owning a home. They saved for a down payment, and worked to repair their credit...this year the couple's dream suddenly got more real, when they received a letter saying the house they've rented for four years had changed hands.
Pay Is Becoming More Transparent In Cincinnati
A growing number of cities and states are updating salary reporting policies to increase transparency, in attempts to close gender and racial wage gaps. In this edition of Bloomberg Equality, Caroline Hyde, Romaine Bostick and Taylor Riggs discuss the movement and the performance of these policies with Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval.
Cincinnati 1 of 8 Places in U.S. to Visit in December
According to famous author Charles Dickens, Cincinnati is a lovely city that is cheery, flourishing, and alive. Downtown is another illustration of this renaissance, with recent renovations to the riverside Great American Ball Park and the pedestrian-friendly Fountain Square. Some of the more pastoral regions have stayed mostly unchanged. A stroll through Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum, as well as Eden Park, which sprawls out alongside the Cincinnati Art Museum, will persuade you of this.
Things to Do with Family in Cincinnati
12 Things To Love About The Cincy Region Food Scene
The Cincy Region is such a special place. When you hear “Cincy Region,” you’re probably only thinking of Cincinnati. But there’s so much more to this historic region on the banks of the Ohio River. Divided by the 981-mile Ohio River, you have Cincinnati (aka Queen City) on one side and Northern Kentucky (or NKY) on the other. A trip to the Cincy Region means you’ll get to experience the cultures and cuisines of both destinations.
Blink, Cincinnati. Don’t Miss It
Sometimes, people think art is something for a special class. It’s not. Art is a celebration of creativity. Joy is the human response to that art which touches you in same manner. For anyone open to a new experience, an openhearted community, the ability in this post-Covid world to be among people or the curiosity to see what Halloween could be if it deemphasized candy, get here. Blink deserves to be seen and heard.
Artist Shows Virtual Memorial In Honor Of Breonna Taylor’s Life At Cincinnati BLINK
From Oct. 13 to Oct. 16, Cinncinati’s BLINK, the nation’s largest immersive event, will host Breonna’s Garden, a veneration of Taylor’s life through augmented reality (AR). Participants will be able to experience two locations inside the virtual world, one being Taylor’s family home.
Savoring Bourbon, and its storied history, in northern kentucky
As new distilleries pop up across the United States, the region along the Ohio River remains a particularly exciting destination for spirits tourism.
cincinnati 1 of 10 places food lovers should visit in 2023
It may be best known for its diehard sports fans, but Cincinnati's food scene is ready for its close-up. The nexus of culinary action is happening in one of the city's most beautiful neighborhoods, Over-the-Rhine, popular with locals for its classic architecture and young, creative energy.
MSN: Can’t Afford a Trip To New York City or San Francisco? Go to Cincinnati Instead
Cincinnati is the largest metro area in Ohio and neighboring Kentucky, and its central Midwest location is within one day's drive for half of all Americans. The airport offers more than 50 non-stop flights on 11 airlines with the lowest airfares in the region. It's racked up awards such as the 9th Best Metro Area to Visit in Summer and One of the Top Places to Visit in the U.S. by Travel & Leisure magazine. But unlike some of the other destinations on those ‘best of' lists, this urban vacation spot is a fraction of the price of other U.S. cities.