Cincinnati Magazine

01/24/2025

The Morgans’ four-generation canoe business is coming to an end. https://ow.ly/KySg50UMQ9N

In 1957, Bob Morgan was a teacher at Sycamore Junior High School but in the summer months, his classroom was the Little Miami River. He took trips, called Canoe Trails with students, canoe beginners, and enthusiasts—even Senator Portman, when he was a young boy. A few years later, Bob and his wife June, bought an old farm on the Little Miami River in Ft. Ancient. Dirk Morgan, one of their five sons, remembers the trips fondly. Shortly after, in 1964, Morgan’s Canoe Livery was formed, and the family business was born.

The Morgans’ four-generation canoe business is coming to an end.

01/24/2025

The SayShaSha owner, Alicia Wilhelmy, on utilizing fun and color to style herself and others. https://ow.ly/eQlM50UMyca

📸Devyn Glista

01/24/2025

This year’s Cincinnati International Wine Festival has a new home: the Freestore Foodbank’s Community Resource and Distribution Center.

This year’s Cincinnati International Wine Festival has a new home: the Freestore Foodbank’s Community Resource and Distribution Center.

01/23/2025

There’s a catchphrase floating around that “Menopause is having its moment.” But Betsy LeRoy, M.D., a gynecologist and obstetrician with TriHealth, hopes not. “Moment implies a moment in time,” when it needs to be now and forever, she says.

Read more about the menopause clinic she's spearheading at TriHealth: https://ow.ly/J5Hb50ULOES

📸Devyn Glista

01/23/2025

Marlon Wayans, Moerlein Fire & Ice Dinners, Polar Plunge, and more in town this weekend.

Marlon Wayans, Moerlein Fire & Ice Dinners, and the Polar Plunge in town this weekend.

01/22/2025

Have you gotten your Breakfast for Dinner tickets yet? Early Bird pricing is almost gone! 🥞🥓

Join us at The Cincinnati Club on February 19 for a night of live music and tons of breakfast and brunch favorites from local restaurants. Click the link to learn more and get tickets now: https://ow.ly/h14P50ULi6j

01/22/2025

As a longtime Cincinnati resident, it’s easy to take for granted what’s been here all along. The Cincinnati Reds, have, quite literally, been here all along, and at the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum, fans of America’s pastime can immerse themselves in our city’s most beloved team, even in the offseason.

Our avid fan—and his siblings—found plenty to enjoy at The Reds Hall of Fame & Museum.

01/21/2025

After a decade of concerted effort by the Cradle Cincinnati nonprofit and local health care professionals, Hamilton County’s alarmingly high infant mortality rate has finally improved.

The secret? Asking new and expecting mothers what they need, not telling them.

01/21/2025

Elegance and warmth intertwine in this amenity-packed home in East Walnut Hills. https://ow.ly/W49k50UK70y

Address: 2 Beechcrest Ln., East Walnut Hills
Price: $1,450,000

📸 Courtesy Shannon Ward / Luxe 3D Cincinnati

01/21/2025

By 1920, the residents of Mount Adams had exhausted whatever was left of their patience. The storied hilltop community was overrun with rats and the residents blamed an unregulated dump underneath the rickety old Ida Street Bridge.

When rodents thrived amongst mountains of trash in the streets.

01/20/2025

Award-winning photojournalist Melvin Grier will be hosting a talk on January 27 as part of the Black Experience Book Club at the Mercantile Library. He'll be discussing his book "It Was Always About the Work: A Photojournalist's Memoir."

To learn more about Grier and his book, check out this story we ran in July of 2023:

A new memoir and art gallery retrospective focus attention on his photography career at The Cincinnati Post and beyond.

01/17/2025

New wine bar makes its home on High Street in one of the city’s revitalized business corridors.

New wine bar makes its home on High Street in one of the city's revitalized business corridors.

01/17/2025

Give blood, listen to live music, or visit the Freedom Center on Monday to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Give blood, listen to live music, or visit the Freedom Center this Monday to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

01/17/2025

In May, Christopher D. Johnson became the University of Cincinnati’s first Deaf Black academic administrator in its 200-year history. Now the assistant dean of inclusive excellence at UC’s College of Cooperative Education and Professional Studies (CCPS), he discusses the need for hearing people to meet Deaf people where they are and the changes he hopes to make at UC. https://ow.ly/yuQB50UGXwT

01/16/2025

It was conventional wisdom this time last year that, given their Super Bowl aspirations, that offseason would be the most important in Bengals history. Alas, it was pretty much a debacle.

My “to do” list starts with signing both Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins long-term and finally spending up to the team’s salary cap.

01/16/2025

As director of the surgical division at St. Elizabeth Physicians, Abby Loftus-Smith, M.D., embraces high-tech procedures that speed recovery time and improve quality of life for patients. But when she talks about enhancing women’s health overall, she primarily focuses on the human side of medicine. This is what she has to say. https://ow.ly/StAr50UGXTC

01/16/2025

Don’t let the cold keep you stuck in the house. If you need inspiration for activities, here are some events to check out around town this weekend.

AdamCon Board Game Convention, Tattoos at the Art Museum, and the Third Annual Wassail Celebration in town this weekend.

01/15/2025

New Charter Committee leaders think the time is right for Cincinnati to return to Murray Seasongood’s good government principles from 100 years ago.

New Charter Committee leaders think the time is right to return to Murray Seasongood’s good government principles from 100 years ago.