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Northern Kentucky couple Chris and Jessica Eden are excited to announce their purchase of Living Magazines from previous owners, Mark Collier and Erin Sendelbach. Living Magazines will now operate under Devout Pedestrian, LLC, which is owned by the Edens.
By Mary Casey-Sturk, Indian Hill Editor & Fort Thomas Living Contributor The summer of 2023 had some very hot days and on top of that, the region had smoke in the air from the Canadian wildfires. This, and other factors, led to poor air quality, and that not only affects those with breathing and health... Continue Reading →
By Maureen Sharib, Indian Hill Contributor In the April issue of Indian Hill Living, we featured the DeMar House, located at 7700 Graves Road. Before Indian Hill caught the attention of wealthy city-dwellers as a beckoning weekend retreat at the turn of the 20th century, today’s thriving city/village was mostly the domain of farmers, millers,... Continue Reading →
Warner Music Nashville’s MULTI-PLATINUM star Gabby Barrett has been announced as the headliner for the 2024 Merchants & Music festival in Fort Thomas, KY, and will be performing on Saturday, September 28 at 9 p.m. A record-breaking force in Country music, the powerhouse vocalist recently delivered her most autobiographical work to date with the sought-after... Continue Reading →
Wyoming is being invaded by the most midwest thing ever...dressing up your porch goose.
By Mary Casey-Sturk, Indian Hill Living Editor In the audience: parents, grandparents, and siblings are waiting anxiously for the curtain to open. Behind the curtain: butterflies in stomachs, last-minute costume glitches, and anticipation is running high. It’s showtime! Cincinnati has a rich performing arts tradition. On any given weekend, you can find a variety of... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati resident Hugh Haller and five of his friends spent the summer on an adventure trip in the Arctic.
By Jessie Eden On Friday, April 5, a large crowd of history-loving Fort Thomas residents gathered at Fort Thomas Coffee for a special book release featuring the community's long military history. "From Peach Orchard to Park", written by local author and Fort Thomas Museum Director Deanna Beineke, uses decades of Fort Thomas historical records to... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk, Indian Hill Editor Historic Baker-Bird Winery Steeped in history with lots of places to explore, Augusta, Kentucky is a charming Ohio River town and a short drive (about an hour) from Cincinnati. Getting there can be fun too, the Augusta Ferry has been in operation since 1798 when it shuttled passengers between... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk (Indian Hill Editor) and Andi Feddeler, (Editorial Associate) In 1986, the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati (commonly known as the Queen City Book Bank) began championing the growth of literacy in the community by connecting adults and children to the programs and resources needed to become strong readers. Throughout this process, two... Continue Reading →
Founded in 1964, as the Miami Purchase Association (MPA), today the Cincinnati Preservation Association’s mission is “To promote the appreciation, protection and appropriate use and development of the Cincinnati region’s historic buildings, communities and landscapes.”