Brain Madison, Owner of Madison's in Findlay Market in Cincinnati, Ohio, talks about supporting local farmers and the importance of the "buy local" movement.  

We all know the term "Original Gangster," but I'm coining a new term: "Original Hipster." Many of those types will be at the Butler County Fair. What do you think the "H" in 4-H stands for? You may wear skinny jeans because you think you’re cool, but these guys wear tight jeans so they don't drag their pants through manure. If you're looking for an authentic experience, complete with a demolition derby, rodeo, tractor pull and some of the best sweet corn you've ever put in your mouth, head up to Hamilton this week. Through Aug. 1.  

The nation's largest ventriloquism museum is located in Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky just south of Cincinnati.  

The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network held their 9th annual all-ages, all-orientations prom at the Contemporary Art Center on April 18.  

The second annual Eco Go Go Fashion Show took over Fountain Square on Earth Day. The event featured environmental-conscious clothing and fashion designed around cycling.  

"Tea Party" protesters took to downtown streets April 15 to voice their concerns about the current administration and politicians in Washington.   

See the Cincinnati Public Library's collection of Victorian Valentine cards, which includes cards from as far back as 1880. Catch of glimpse of the popular trends in love and courtship from the era.  

The early spring show is in full swing at Krohn Conservatory. 'Enchanted Oasis' reflects the classical design of Persian gardens. The kid-friendly displays feature activities, games and a fountain for splashing.  

Take a look at the new exhibition at the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal and hear from St. Xavier High School students as they experience it.  

Herzog Studio Ceremony Dec. 22, 2008 featuring Jake Speed and the Freddies. Hank Williams recorded several songs in Cincinnati.