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Contemporary Arts Center Launches Series of Rotating Restaurant Pop-Ups

2 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier

New Lower Price Hill deli and grill The Frank is the pop-up's first vendor.
Ohio Regulators Begin House Bill 6 Hearings as Lawmakers Mull Anti-Corruption Legislation

2 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Nick Evans

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio on Tuesday kicked off several weeks of hearings related to the House Bill 6 scandal. The proceedings braid together three different cases tied to FirstEnergy’s scheme to bribe lawmakers and regulators to bail out nuclear and coal plants. Meanwhile in Washington, D.C., an Ohio Congresswoman wants to expand the definition of an “official act” to ensure corrupt politicians can’t wriggle out of accountability.
‘When Will Enough be Enough?’ Ohio House Democrats Introduce Common Sense Gun Legislation

2 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Megan Henry

Ohio House Democrats say they are trying to enact common sense gun laws, but face an uphill battle in the Republican supermajority-controlled Ohio Statehouse. Democratic lawmakers have introduced a series of gun-related bills so far this General Assembly that have seen little, if any movement. The one bill that has had a hearing so far is a bipartisan bill.
Cincinnati Arts Association Releases Show Lineup for 2025-26 Season

2 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier

The Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA) is sharing what shows are coming to the Aronoff Center and Music Hall as part of its CAA PRESENTS! 2025-26 season. CAA says the show lineup “reflects the organization’s deep commitment to presenting performances that spark imagination, bridge generations and celebrate the richness of global cultures.” This season in particular will celebrate accessibility, family engagement and educational impact.
Welcome to the ICE Age: Economic Impacts of Immigrant Arrests Felt by East Price Hill Small Businesses

3 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Madeline Fening

This story is part of CityBeat’s “ICE Age” series about the Trump administration’s crackdown on community members who are undocumented. East Price Hill has been quiet since Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers arrested four men in the Warsaw Avenue Kroger parking lot on Saturday, May 31. “If you're white, they're not going to stop you, but if you're brown?” said Walter Vasquez, director of Hispanic/Latino outreach for Bloc Ministries.
Ohio Democrats Put Forth Bills to Protect Marriage Equality and LGBTQ+ Youth, Celebrate All Loving Families

3 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Ken Schneck

Ohio Democrats have introduced a slate of new bills to move towards LGBTQ+ equality in the Buckeye State. New bills include legislation to: Codify marriage equality in the Ohio Constitution Guarantee the rights of parents of LGBTQ+ youth Declare that “love makes a family” These proposals join previously introduced bills to ban conversion therapy and the Fairness Act, which would guarantee nondiscrimination protections to LGBTQ+ Ohioans.
New App Brings Historic Sites and People of the Ohio River Underground Railroad Stops to Life

3 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier

A new app is bringing the history and stories of the Underground Railroad to life. America’s River Roots Experience, Inc. — the team organizing the America’s River Roots Festival coming to Cincinnati this October to kick off the United States’ 250th anniversary — with help from the Cincinnati Museum Center and National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, developed the app, Freedom Journey.
George Clooney to Headline Gala During AFCI Cineposium in Cincinnati

3 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier

One of Cincinnati’s favorite stars will be taking part in a prestigious global film industry conference coming to the Queen City this September. In May, Film Cincinnati announced the city was selected as the host of the Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) Cineposium, which is returning to North America for the first time in eight years. This is the organization’s 50th anniversary, and the event, happening Sept.
Over-the-Rhine's New Cafe Continuum Invites Guests to Live in the Here and Now

3 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier

There’s a new cafe open in Over-the-Rhine. Ericka Leighton-Spradlin opened her boutique, Continuum, at 1407 Vine St. in OTR 10 years ago. She’s now expanding the storefront to include a new concept, Cafe Continuum. The cafe features an assortment of small bites, pastries, coffee, tea and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as small housewares and a variety of other items.
Wawa to Open Fairfield Location Later This Month

3 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier

Fairfield will soon have its very own Wawa — the second location for the brand in both Ohio and Greater Cincinnati. On Tuesday, Wawa announced it would officially open the Fairfield store, located at 3501 Tylersville Road, on Thursday, June 26. The first Greater Cincinnati/Ohio store opened in Liberty Township at 7198 Cincinnati Dayton Road this past April. The company says it expects to open eight to 10 Ohio locations in 2025 as part of its Midwest expansion.