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A generation of national rock bands, local musicians, and club kids came of age at the legendary Short Vine bar/laundromat. But its spirit of connecting people through live music isn’t all in the past.

The restaurant and health food store peddled such delicacies as lardless graham and oatmeal crackers, granola, porkless baked beans, and something billed as “the flesh builder.”

While several hundred Milford residents joined the hunt, the remainder of Cincinnati’s residents were apparently nursing hangovers.

Craig Kopp is relatively new to Florida and the Tampa Bay area. The veteran broadcaster and writer spent the majority of his 30 year career in Ohio.

Cincinnati housewives organized to fight the rising cost of butter, and the dairy industry trembled.

Our ancestors would think us wimps hiding from winter's chill under our electric blankets.

Jean Randolph Searles was a most unlikely pornographer—in fact, Jean Randolph Searles did not exist.

Five people will be inducted into the Todd County High Schools Hall of Fame. The new class consists of Arthur W. Green, Mattie Knight Sanders, Frank Burnett

When the head of the city's Vigilance Society was discovered naked in the bed of a known prostitute, he uttered a most unusual statement.

C. Trent Rosecrans has worked his way up the sports writing ladder, reaching the top when he became president of the Baseball Writers Association of America