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You might know Oktoberfest, but have you heard of Cincinnati's fall festival?

The local gold rush of 1868 was hardly noticeable outside a handful of incurable optimists, but gold was undoubtedly in the eastern hills.

In some places, geoelectric amplitudes induced during the March 1940 storm, Section 12, exceeded American electric-power-industry benchmarks.

In celebration of the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s 90th anniversary, the Cincinnati Post is hosting an open house for members of the community Aug. 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Cincinnati Patrol Post, 5791 Creek Road, Cincinnati 45242.

Get ready for Jeff Hayes' "Sleepaway Camp: Making the Movie and Reigniting the Campfire."

He caught more than 2,200 big league games, managed another 815 and is part of a select few families that had three generations of Major Leaguers. In short, it would be hard to find someone who has experienced more baseball than Bob Boone.

Let us know when you dig up something this shiny in your backyard.

How does your better half stack up to these Victorian-era stipulations?

Being a photographer in old Cincinnati could be very interesting to say the least.

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