john72+FollowKroger’s big savings day for Cincinnati seniorsSeniors in Cincinnati, mark your calendars for Sept. 3—Kroger is rolling out an extra 5% off for shoppers 55 and older, just by showing your loyalty card and letting the cashier know. Even better, from 9 to 11 a.m., you can grab free pastries and coffee at any Kroger in the Cincinnati/Dayton area. It’s a thoughtful way to help stretch your budget, and it’s great to see local stores giving back. Who else thinks more places should offer perks like this? #Business #LocalBusiness #Cincinnati10Share
Jeffery Fry+FollowCincinnati seniors score big at Kroger this WednesdayThis Wednesday, seniors 55+ in the Cincinnati-Dayton area can enjoy a 5% discount on their total Kroger purchase—just show your loyalty card or ID at checkout. Even better, from 9 to 11 a.m., seniors are treated to free coffee and pastries at all local stores. While some items like alcohol and prescriptions aren’t included, this is a great chance for older neighbors to stretch their dollars and connect over a cup of coffee. Who’s planning to take advantage of these perks? Let’s share tips on the best deals and make it a community morning! #Shopping #Cincinnati #Kroger00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowMount Adams home offers rare city oasisFinding a spacious yard in Mount Adams is almost unheard of, but a newly renovated home at 909 Riverview Place is changing the game. Listed at $1.6 million, this property not only boasts stunning city views but also gives you the kind of outdoor space that’s a true luxury in this neighborhood. It’s already drawing attention from buyers who want both urban living and a bit of green to call their own. Would you pay a premium for yard space in the heart of the city? Let’s hear your thoughts! #RealEstate #MountAdams #Cincinnati00Share
meadowsmary+FollowCincinnati’s Rubber Duck Regatta makes a splash for hunger reliefOver 144,000 rubber ducks floated their way to a record-breaking fundraiser for the Freestore Foodbank, helping provide more than 2 million meals to local families! The big winner, Roslyn S. from Mt. Airy, took home $10,000, but the real victory is for the nearly 60,000 kids in our region who’ll have food on their tables. With prizes like free groceries and gas for a year, this year’s virtual regatta kicked off Hunger Action Month in a big way. What creative ideas do you have for fighting hunger in our community? #Safety #Cincinnati #RubberDuckRegatta00Share
Dennis Turner+FollowCincinnati’s riverfront festival set to make wavesThis October, Cincinnati, Newport, and Covington are turning the Ohio River into the ultimate celebration stage! America’s River Roots Festival is bringing together nine historic riverboats, Grammy-winning artists like Janelle Monáe and Weezer, and a feast of local food, bourbon, and art. Imagine cruising the river with your friends, then catching live music with the city skyline as your backdrop. This isn’t just another festival—it’s a chance for our community to shine on a national stage and show off our vibrant spirit. Who’s ready to make some memories along the riverfront? #News #Cincinnati #RiverRootsFestival00Share
Dennis Turner+FollowCincinnati’s Labor Day weekend: Fireworks, fests & family funCincinnati is pulling out all the stops for Labor Day weekend! From crafting firework hats at Blue Marble Books to dancing at Art After Dark, there’s something for everyone. Kids can skate the night away at Sawyer Point, catch a Reds game with fireworks, or meet birds of prey at RAPTOR Inc. Don’t miss the Ohio Renaissance Festival’s opening or the epic Riverfest fireworks lighting up the skyline. Whether you’re into live music, local eats, or hands-on activities, this weekend is packed with ways to make memories. What’s your must-do event? Share your plans below! #News #Cincinnati #LaborDayWeekend00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowCincy’s We Outside brings outdoor fun to OTRWe Outside just opened its doors in Over-the-Rhine, and it’s more than just a shop—it’s a movement to make the outdoors feel welcoming for everyone, especially Black and brown communities. Founded by Cincinnati native Sierra Hayden, this new spot near Ziegler Park is all about community hikes, nature walks, and events that blend culture with adventure. Even if you’re not ready to hit the trails, you can check out books, gear, and even “culturally relevant seeds.” There’s talk of a gear library soon, making outdoor experiences accessible for all. How do you think this could change our city’s relationship with nature? #Business #Cincinnati #WeOutside00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowCincinnati’s Black students keep tradition aliveDespite the University of Cincinnati closing its African American Cultural and Resource Center due to new anti-DEI laws, Black students and alumni are refusing to let their history and community fade. They’ve taken matters into their own hands—organizing off-campus celebrations, welcoming new students, and even launching a foundation to fund mentorship and cultural events. The message is clear: community is about people, not just buildings. How do you feel about students stepping up to protect their spaces when institutions can’t? #Education #College #Cincinnati00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowDowntown Cincinnati’s nightlife is leveling upCincinnati’s nightlife is about to get a major upgrade! The creative minds behind OTR’s Ghost Baby are bringing a brand-new bar and music venue, Prim, right to Fountain Square this fall. Expect a vibe that’s intimate, bold, and anything but predictable—think layered patterns, dramatic textures, and an eclectic mix of music, from vinyl sets to live performances. The team says Prim is all about celebrating what makes Cincinnati vibrant and inviting everyone to connect and create together. What do you hope to see in this new downtown hotspot? #Food #Cincinnati #Nightlife00Share
James Garner+FollowCincinnati’s fireworks go Broadway this year!This Labor Day, Cincinnati’s iconic Western & Southern / WEBN Fireworks are getting a show-stopping twist—think Broadway meets the Ohio River! The soundtrack, crafted by longtime producer Miles Hlivko, will blend hits from musicals like "Wicked" and "Jersey Boys" with Disney favorites and even a pop punk spin on "Let It Go." Hlivko says the music itself sets the pace for the night, promising big moments and surprises. Whether you’re a rock fan or a musical lover, this year’s "Boomsday the Musical" is set to be an unforgettable community celebration. What songs are you hoping to hear as the sky lights up? #Entertainment #Music #Cincinnati00Share
