Interactive Communications Manager, Host of Local Exposure
Jim is a Northern Kentucky native and a father of three. In his spare time, Jim likes to read, play ice hockey and watch foreign films. He currently resides with his family on the East side of town.
Even though I was born and raised in Kentucky, I have lived just over half of my life in the state of Ohio. Ohio is where I have a home, a wife and three very cool kids. So when I first heard of Be Ohio Proud, I decided that it was time to fully accept my role as a buckeye.
Beer has always been part of Greater Cincinnati but now - from their business plan to their recipes - Mad Tree Brewing Company is taking a rather different approach.
Be on the lookout for these Mad Tree brands: Happy Amber, PsycHOPathy, Gnarly Brown and Identity Crisis - expected to hit store shelves this Spring.
While browsing through Reddit today, I stumbled across some gorgeous photographs of Cincinnati done by a photographer named Michael Contreras. I contacted him and, with his permission, I am sharing these with you. More photos are available here.
In a recent article, The Boston Globe called Findlay market "A World Unto Itself."
Highlighting the diversity of products available, the great "in the heart of the city" location and the rich history of Findlay Market, the article's author shined a bright light on an already gleaming treasure of our city.
Dave Grohl has become the unofficial Mayor of Rock 'n' Roll: a gregarious ambassador who wins armloads of Grammys and even directs a music documentary. Live on March 14, NPR Music will stream and broadcast Grohl's keynote address at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas, starting at noon ET.
