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Cincinnati's King Records site joined the National Register of Historic Places earlier this month. But what does that federal designation, overseen by the National Park Service, actually do for historic sites?
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CVG will host the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame stars while the outdoor interactive park is being constructed.
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Cincinnati plans to develop a sculpture park that celebrates the legacy of Cincinnati's African American trailblazers using money from the $290 million in…
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King Records: Cincinnati Legacy, is a five-part series hosted by Lee Hay and is produced to honor the label’s impact on Cincinnati and music.The series…
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I was saddened to get a call this morning from Jimmy Railey, one of James Brown's Famous Flames, whose daughter was killed this past weekend. Donna Railey…
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As the celebration of King Records Month continues, Lee Hay has assembled a distinguished panel of organizers to discuss some upcoming events. Joining Lee…
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The brothers Blase, Jim and Darren, dropped by WVXU's studio last week and talked with Elaine Diehl about their eclectic, nationally-recognized Northside…
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As part of Black History Month, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's traveling exhibit King Records: Thirty Years That Changed American Music | 1943-1973 will…
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Documenting the history and impact of Cincinnati's King Records continues with a new cinematic docu-series. Filmmaker Yemi Oyediran is with Lee Hay to…
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Seymour Stein is coming to Cincinnati Saturday afternoon, December 1st at 3pm to the downtown Public Library for a presentation on his time with Syd…