We decided to look into Ohio and Northern Kentucky laws to see if there
was anything else totally absurd (possibly sexist) left in writing in
the Ohio Revised Code/Cincinnati Municipal Code/other codes. And there was nothing too bizarre, but
some of the laws’ requirements and wording are hilarious, incredibly
obvious and/or idiotic.
The Linguistics of Legislation
Reviewing the outdated, overly conservative and just plain funny laws still on the books
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Strong’s Brick Oven Pizzeria (Review)
Strong's fire-breathing oven offers Italian delights
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Do not be fooled by the quaint brick
building and steep steps that sit back off the street as you drive
toward Newport on the Levee on Monmouth Street; Strong’s Brick Oven
Pizzeria is not just another pizza joint.
Naked Tchopstix (Review)
Asian chain offers sushi, Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Southeast Asian cuisine
3 Comments · Wednesday, April 18, 2012
“Don’t judge a book by its cover.” I’m
sure we’ve all heard that phrase applied to any number of situations,
but I had to say it to myself when I learned I was to review a new
restaurant named Naked Tchopstix. The name is just a bit twee and made
me wonder how the food would be. I needn’t have worried — the food is
absolutely amazing.
Dude, Where's My Bar?
Favorite music club not where you left it? We’re here to help.
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 29, 2012
It seems like in the past, Cincinnati had a reputation for
being the kind of place you could move away from for a decade knowing
that when you returned, the gas station, grocery store and drinking
establishments would be there waiting for you, exactly as you left them.
Taft Theatre Announces New 'Ballroom'
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Since
remodeling and reopening last year, downtown’s Taft Theatre already was
programming a more adventurous concert lineup than usual. This year, the
venue has already announced shows by more “mid-level” groups like Trampled By Turtles and JJ Grey & Mofro, both cult faves and Southgate alumni.
Prince of Sin City
Gary Walton (Finishing Line Press)
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 23, 2009
'Prince of Sin City' is the long-awaited historically based novel by local literature professor, writer, musician and poet Gary Walton. Set largely in the gambling heyday of Newport, the book provides an engaging view into the area's mysterious, sometimes seedy past.
La Mexicana (Review)
Newport classic makes up for nondescript decor with delicious authenticity
5 Comments · Wednesday, December 2, 2009
I generally judge the authenticity of a Mexican restaurant not by decor or signage but by salsa and mole sauce. So when we got the salsa — a nice mix of tomatillos and jalapenos with a lovely cilantro aftertaste — I was pretty happy. La Mexicana indeed is one of the most authentic Mexican restaurants in the area.
Halloween Events Guide
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Whether you've got kids, an itch to waltz or just need an excuse to drink in costume, we've got the event for you.
Newport Pizza Company (Lunch Review)
3 Comments · Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Sometimes after a night of imbibing several adult beverages all you want to do is spend the afternoon at the nearest pizza joint relaxing and watching some other people watch sports. So on a recent Saturday, my dining partner and I hit up the Newport Pizza Company to do just that. It turned out to be a great place.
Rio Grande (Review)
Newport mainstay offers delicious fajitas and unique ambiance
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Tucked into an unassuming strip mall in Newport is one of the most popular restaurants in the area, Rio Grande. "It's got the best margaritas," a barista at one of my favorite coffee houses told me one day. "It's kind of a dive, but the food is so good. And it's cheap.”
